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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
VOLUNTARY CLAUSE
MYREPLACE OLD
COMPULSORY PLAN
Plan Of FreIinghuysen Meets
Approval lhunyAduocafcs
of Bill.
IBv Associatcd Prcss.l

WASitINGToN, April 9.-Compul-
sorry military training was shelved
today in the Senate, and after a pIan
for voluntary training of youths was
substituted in the army rcorganiza-
tion bill. fight was started to
eliminate this and strip the bill OF
all training provisions. Final action
went over until Monday.
The Senate voted 46 to . to sub
stitutc the voluntary for the com
pulsory method. There was no direSt
vote on the compulsory plan. Its
defeat was conceded and, to provide
for some method for training Amcri-
can youths. many advocates Of COM
pulsory training supported the
amendment of Senator Frclinghuy-
sen, Republican, Of New Jersey. in
cooperating the voluntary method.
Chairman Wadsworth. of the Mill
tary Committee, gave notice that a
vigorous fight would be made TO re-
tain the voluntary plan under which
all youths between is and 2S years
Of age could enlist for four months
training in any year selected by them.
Upon concluding training they would
enter the organized reserve for five
years and during that period be re-
quired to participate twice In. annual
rnanouvcrs lasting two weeks. 81,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
LLOYD GEORGE ON
EDGE OF COLLAPSE
UNLESS HE RESTS
!Huch Concern Is Fell for
Health Of Premier
Of England.
Dl FONDGN EAInnAIuN

LONDON. April ?.--Unless he i'm
mediately takes long g-needcd rest
and abandons the cares of the s;oic
Premier Lloyd George is in danger
or complete physical breakdown.
Universal Service learned tonight
from reliable source.
The tremendous strain Of tnc war
has told on the Prime Mini-;e. and
gradually has brought hin: near cot
lapse, despite his splendid cons,iiu-
ton. His physicians have advised a
complete change, such as sea
voyage.
Lloyd George has been showing
physical signs of his worroit condi-
ton of late. His extreme palcncss
was matter of general ",mn4at
during the recent Irish debates in
commons. and his intimate friends
and advisers have been expressing
anxiety les, he postpone an impcra-
tive period OF rest untn it is too
late.
u is pointed out that no other
European statesman has remained as
long ana as uninterruptedly at tho
head OF affairs as Lloyd George. In
view of the great tasks still await
ing him. his friends hope to per-
suadc' him to take Il complete res:
Immediately after the intcr-allied
conference at San Reno.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
e1llGOSE GERMAM NOTE TO FRANCE DEMANDS PREPARATION
'EACE RESOLUTION PASSES THE HOUSE BY $50 VOT
BIG RAHWA STRIKE BREAKING UP AS RETURN TO W1l
Union Leaders Refuse to
Back Railway Strikers
,ny Associated rrcsS.,

CLEVELAND, o., April "a
signed statement was issucd here
tonight by the chiefs OF the .."r
bIR railroad hrOthcrhuods. II
says:
''Thc prevent strike of mcu en-
gagged in nwItchinG service wns
originated In ChicnEo by n new
organization Tint has for It's pur-
POSE the destruction OF the Hro-
thrrhood OF RniIrond Tr-:tnmcn
md thr Switchmen'H Union,
and In ItS inception hnd nuthiny
TO d." with tho wnEc question.
"Aftcr the strike WINS instituted
tn rrinstntc worker, the Icnd-
era az the new organization then
Injected the wnEc question for
the sole purpOsc of dcrriviug inc
ynrdmcn throughout the United
stntcs md prGmotc the .onc big
union idrn. There cnn TIC no sct-
ticmcnt of pending wnEc uucs-
tions while this Illegal action
continues. We insist that every
member Of these brothcrhoodx do
everything within their power 70
preserve thrIr cxtS,InE contracts.
which IL nhroGutcd mny take
years To rebuild. The laws OF nil
OF these oryanIHn,Ionn rroyiJe
penalties for members engaged In
Illegal strikes, and these penalties
will he enforced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
STILL NO DECISION
ON SHIP SERVICE
Resumption Of River Line De-
pends on New York Con-
nection.
SHIP SALE is NOT CLOSED
Rumored Purchase of Brandon
and Berkeley by Bennett
Line Unconfrmed.

Establishment OF new steamer
service Oh the James River is prac-
ticaily dependent on the resumption
OF coas;wise traffic between New
YORK ami Norfolk. commercial in
tercsts here admitted yesterday after
reviewing the grave situation caused
by the decision OF the Old Dominion
Steamship Company to abandon it's
business in favor of transatlantic
trade
While the Bennett Line, o: Nor
folk. still has under consideration
tho taking over OF the river traffic.
no decision has been reached. prcsi
dent Eenne,t stated last night. The
company is negotiating with the, city
OF Norfolk for the use Of the O!i
Dominion wharf "A; shat point, which
is leased on a yearly basis, hut no
deal for the two river steamers. has
yet been closed.
Won't Operate Small Craft.
Possibility Of operating it's small
steamers on the James River has not
been considered by the Bennett Line.
due to the fact that they. are not
large enough TO care for the business
which would be rcshipped in Nor
folk, and without which the COM
pauy declares 1t could not hope TO
successfully operate.
That the Merchants aud Miners
Company will take
over the coastwlse traffic abandoned
by the Old Dominion Line is pos
siblc The proposition submitted by
the Virginia delegation in Congress
-and commercial interests of Tide
water Virginia has been submitted hy
President a. y. Stebbins to the board
of directors OF the company FOR
action. This company now operates
vessels from Norfolk TO Providence
and Boston. and may he in n position
soon to add New York to its service.
Major Alexander Forward. state
Corporation Commissioner. returned
10 Richmond yesterday after having
been in conference with committee
of business men from Norfolk. the
Interstate Commerce Commission ana
several other omcials in Washington
concerning the James River situa-
,ion. and the Likelihood OF coniinu-
ancc of service.
Confer In baltimore.
Extensive efforts were made by
the committee and Major Forward to
have the coaStwisc hoat service con
;inucd. The committee even went I"
Baltimore. where conferences were
held with several companies opcrat-
ing boats in tho Chesapeake Bay
waters.
Officials of the Chamber oi Com
mercc here reDOrted Dract: :cally no
new development yesterday. They
stated that as far as is known 10
them the situation is IA; stand
still.
\. scott Parrish. chairman Of the
traffic committee OF the Chamber of
Commerce, stated last night that SER
vice was absolutely necessary to
Richmond and that something would
be done in tho nearfuturc bevclopc-
ments are being watched carefully
and move here along another line
is not improbable.
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so INDICTMENTS RETURNED
IN MIGHT RIDER" "OU7RAGES
Grand Jury at Mayfield, Kentucky Recommends Con
tlnuaton of Investigation, Believing More Than
200 Were Engaged in Burning of Tobacco Chute

dicted will surrender as soon as they
learn OF the grand jUrys action
Trial of tho indicted men is expectc cd
TO be held here at tho June term of
Circuit Court.
The special grand jury in its re-
port stated that the night riders
VINO burned the tobacco chute came
from three distinct neishbGShoods in
The northern and northwestern SOC
tions OF the county and recommend cd
that the next grand jury continue the
investigation. as the number in the
raiding party was estimated between
$50 and 200. The jury added that IL.
had been unable to obtain sufficient
evidence TO warrant tho returning OF
more indictments than announced to-
day.
The grand jury investigation has
been in progress about ten days,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
K|TCH|N IS STRICKEN BY
PARALYSIS AFTER SPEECH
North Carolina Representative AZ
fcctcd by High Blood Pressure
brought On by His Talk.
ATTACK is NOT SERIOUS
Condition Last Night Was Reported
rs Favorable by DR.. Lewis Battle,
Family Physician OF tho Former
Democratic Leader OF the House.
fBy Associated press.l

WASHINGTON, April 9.-Rcprcsen-
tativc Claude kitchin. of North Caro-
INA, Democratic leader in the last
congress, was stricken with n slight
attack of paralysis on the left side
today shortly after he had delivered
speech in the House. opposing the
Republican peace resolution. Physi-
clans said tonight that he was rest
ing easily, but that tho seriousness
OF his condition could not be de-
tcrmincd for ten days.
The paralysis resulted from n clot
on the right hfnin affecting his left
side and with a slight facial paralysis.
IL was produced by high blood pres
sure and the unusual cxertion incl
dent TO delivering his speech, his
physicians declared
Mr. kitchin became i'll several min
uteS after his speech Going TO the
democratic cloakroom he told Rem
resentaiive Oldficld. OF Arkansas. that
he felt weak, but that he simply want
ed ia go 10 his office for brief rest.
PianninS TO return To the House
'hainber to vote on the resolution.
Representative l.azaro. of Louisiana
a physician. examined MIR Kitch:u and
declared he had slight paralytir
stroke. DIR. Lewis j. Battle, the family
rh!sician. was summoned and order
Gu Mr. kitchin removed to his home
Or Battle said tonight that Mr.
Nitchin's condition was not scrious
ana that he had slept during tho carly
evening. Mrs. kitchin. who has been
ut her home in North Carolina. started
for Washington tonight.
T:S is tho second attack Nr
kiichin has suffered, the frs, occur
ring last December. when his sp.cch
was affected for Il short time.
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iRy Associated rress !


MAYFlELD. KY. April ?.--Fifty
indictments were returned late today
by the special grand jury. which in>
restigated the recent night rider
outbreak. which eliminated in the
burning of the Mayfcld tobacco
chute several weeks ago. Forty
four of the indictments charge arson.
three charge false swearing. two al
lege the sending OF threatening let
ters md one charges. obstruction OF
justice.
Bonds for fivc OF those indict ed
were fixed at $4,000 each; for thirty
nine. mt $1,000; for six. at $500 No
arrests had been made and no names
wero announced in connection with
the indications tonight. Sheriff
Mccain postponing until tomorrow
the serving of warrants on the be-
lief that the mEdority Of those in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
PREDICT FAIR WEATHER
FOR EASTERN STATES
Southern Depression Moves Toward
Georgia Coast and Then
Northeast.

Nv \ ASe0c.a ted I'-CeN.
WASHINGTON, April 9.--The
Southern depression has moved east
ward to the Georgia coast and to-
night had taken the form OF storm
of moderate intensity. moving east
and northeast, as a consequence.
there having been rains within tn
last twenty-four hours in the Gul
and South Atlantic States, Arkansas
and Tennessee. while heavy rains fell
in parts of Alabama, Mississippi and
Southern louisiana
The outlook is for generally fair
weather Saturday and ', Sunday east
OF the Mississippi River. cxcept that
1t will become unsettled, with
showers probable Sunday in Ten
nesscc. Kentucky and Indiana.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
PROHIBITION INSPECTOR
HALL REVIEWS BOND
State Prohibition Inspector Appears
In Manassas Court With His
surety.


Ky ASSOC ted Press.
MANASSAS, VA. April 9.-W. c.
Hall. State prohibition inspector,
charged with the killing OF Lawrence
Hudson. alleged bootleGger. near
Fishers Hill. Shenandoah County. in
March. 1919. appeared in Shenandoah
Circuit Court today and renewed bail
bond in the sum OF $500. with state
Commissioner j. Sidney
Peters as surety.
on motion. Halls trial was post-
poncd until the June term OF court.
He has been tried twice here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
LLOYD GEORGES ATTITUDE
CONDEMNED BY FRENCHMEM,
Ono Writer. Declares Anne rfcan sycSx,
paper Men,, sprssd Revolt fHaf
Causcd Frankfort TRAGEDY ~ ~;


PARIS. April s.-The British afti-
'ude regarding the French occupations
oi frankfort will cause the openin,
Vi oipiomatic conversation between
'he powers OF tho entente concerning
'he whoic subject of action with re-
s"rN l" Germany, Ii was said todav
in official circles. =
III this conversation the Froncl,
attitude will he based first on maIn
'enance OF the entente, and secona3
whether the British favors tho strict
execution OF the treaty OF yersaiI,..
FRANCE 1t is declared here, is Jeff
aione facing Germany which Is ar
lacking one after anothcr>the clausa.
oil the treaty. s--N
the opinion is expressed In om,,.is
circles that while maintenance or ~.
entente liz the first point on wb;oh&
tu' 'ure conversations must bc b.ssd
mere appears be a need OF rnsd'
J"s'ment of the relations OF tho nnz
'eh'c powers. The oricina, mas
standing having been to ward or 49,
menace OF aggression by GcrmapvJiti
was continued during the war withs
'he view of winning that war bm,s
was never adjusted to after-war cnn
ditions. eoh-ss
htter Pill for France
me hritish attitude on the ad.r
vance OF French troops into Gerr,nv
referred to by newspapers here, -
IL otter pill for France. 5.
fertinaS," the political editor "a
'ne Echo de Paris. writes an mr.
"s"aliy savage article attactins
lAoSu George, whom he calls a .dem
"s"Eu'' and who. he declare "ba.
never forgiven the policy adopted h,.
france since January of being ,nsa.
pch"eht within the entente. He ha.
o'neu MS time. and he thinks IL =.
"ow come. We count on the >r,earS
SiShtedness Of our friends across fha
.n"hhei and the deep friendship a,a
nave round with them to bring the
shict or the Downing Street CABINET
o"ck 10 an Interpretation or ths
Anglo-Frcnch alliance. from bicb \ !
should never hav departed. HI b..
taken up and dropped every doctrine
ana 'he entente cordiale could NOT
escape. but the English people wall
Ano" now 10 force him to make an
exception in this case"
instructions will be sent tho Rr,t.
iSh representative here not to ,t,ans5
the impending conferences or .nha
sadors. II France shows signs o.1Inl5
.endins to continue acting inds
pendently in German affairs, Partinsr
declares. insisting that this .Srsst
threat has been formulated an 90
dition TO the conclusions set forib
IN ssmi-onicinl statements from -tha
London cabinet" -" ttio eho
st. brice. of the Journal. Is nnr
impartial. and blames all of the ~.
hes OF France in measured terms.
adding:
1T is shown that false reports,
were spread by some American news
paper correspondents in Germanyf
and one of these the run,or thsfN
President Wilson had sent an nIt,ss;
matnm to France--provoked the
Frankfort in cident." i'f y
faul cambon, the French ambssssF
sador in London. has been instructor
TO present to tho British sovernrnsnta 8
INC response OF the French govern 4
ment to the note sent to France b,s
Great Britain YESTERDAY g.srSes s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
NORFOLK WATER FRONT
TIED UP BY WAL KOUT
StcvedorcS OF Pennsylvania RniIroad
Join General Strike of
f.OnEshOre men

I nv Universal Service.

NORFOLK. VA. Apri, .. - steve
dores of the Pennsylvania Railroad
joined the strike here today. Prac-
tically the entire water front is now
tied up by the strike. Premium Of
fers have been received from New
York for farm produce, but means OF
sending the produce arc lacking.
Farmers and fishermen have Joined
forces to send foodstuf-s TO New York,
and have chartered steamer for the
! purpose. s@S
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PALMER MUCH IMPROVED
Expects TO Lenve Macon for Snvnn.
nah, Where He speaks
TOninhf

MACON. GA. April o.--Attorncy-
General a. Mitchell Palmer will leave
here shortly after midnight for Sa-
vannah. where he will speak Satur.
day night In behalf of his candidacy
for che Democratic presidential nom.
inatfon. -
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Hail. IN ALABAMA
Reported Fall Of From One to Two
Feet on Level md Waist
Deep in Valley
fBy Associated Press. I

VlNEGARBEND. ALA. April o.
Hail fell here to the depth Of from
one to two feet on the level and
waist deep In valley near here late
yesterday afternoon. In the town the
hall was three inches. and II looked
like the town had been visited by, a
big
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
JOHN REED KILLED
Champion of tnnsc OF soviet Rmssin
f.a1cs Life In Attempt 10
Reach Amcricn.
LRy Universal Ser,icc.

BY Universal Service
CHICAGO. April 9.--John Reed. iu-
thor, journalist and radical. who has
championcd the cause OF Soviet Rus
STA and who was indicted in Chicago
on charges Of conspiracy To over
throw the government by force. .Sas
Killed in Finland while attempting
10 cross that country in dash to
America. according 10 word received
at the state Attorneys office from
a confidential and secret source"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
WASHINGTON ESSAYS HOLE az g;s
OF MOOKER ON ~ yrE Z, - -

WASHINGTON. April XmsSfs &
cans attitude towards any adfuas q
ment OF tho new situation creS "a "A, 4
the ontsy Of French troops into Il ~! 4 (
..ahr District ol.-aernnany, WIN
[ :. Icontinuedz On ssess g5SS & 4 I,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10

Delicious /. meals, delightful roonas.
ork River Lime to Bal altimore,--Ady,,
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-07
no HAY QUIEN VENDA
.AzUCAR A MENOS DE-
10 CENTAVOS |. A.B

n "comits de ventas'' de los azd
earsros do Cuba, que funciOna en- Ia
Habana. ha tenidO Ia cortesia de re-
mitiFnos IA siguiente information. que
Publicamos con gnstO:
WARNS easas de esta plaza han r.
eibido eab.egramas de Nueva York di-
eiendo cue en- el mereado 50 ofreci6
hoy aE1ear de Cuba a II centavos cos
20 , hete sin eompradores. La Conf
sion ds ventas por eOnducto de una
casa baucarla Dc Ia Habana cablegrafi6
. NHeya York diciendo que estaba dis
pasata a comprar hasta cinco mil tone
adas q ese preciO contra oferta en- flr-
ns. Dieho cable De Ia Comisi6n de Ven
tas fue contestado textualmente asi:
''can not offer frm' que traducido ii
&c; mo podemos ofreeer on frme".
Las mismas easas de Ia Habana han re-
ciblao cables annnciando ventas de azu
car Dc Cuba q 'hOte' a once centa-
yea IA comision de vsntas Ia prae-
tieado una minneiosa investigation so
brs todos los embarques de azhcares
eubanos desde 81 27 de Julio hasta Ell
ala 40 hoy resultando que no So ha
hscho un 500 embarque de azncar a
''aots" , ain estar por 10 tanto pre-
viameuts vsnaido a un precio siempre
superior . II esntayOa
10 anterior demuestFa Ia ninguna con
Aanaa qus deben MERCER las noticias
ana . diAria ~ Feciben exclusivamen-
ts cen objsto dc deprimir el msrcado
y aeben ssrvir para que tOdOs los to-
nsdores da axdear - mantengan hrmes
sn "a aciitnd de defsnsa.
En rslaeion con nuostro Boletin de
ayer eKponisndo que Ia comisi6n de
ventas estabA on condolences de cs-
usf ana opsracion para un pals quo
no e. los Estados Unidos. Sc eOmision6
Al miemhFo ds ella sindicO del colegio
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-07
DE
CARPENTER Y
B. LEVINSkY
La hlcha tendra lugar en- Eb
bets Fields ef doce de oc-
tubre proximo
CARPENTER Sc
DECLARA TRIUNFA-
DOR DE ANTEMANO
FL campeon frances dice q.
despues luchara con Demp-
sey y tambien triunfara

El International Sporting Club
acaba dc declarar que ell pr6ximo docs
de octubre Sc veriacara la contienda al
puno entire el campe6n europeo de peso
hgero George Carpenter y ell campeon
eStadounidense Battling Levonsky.
La contienda tiene por ob1eto discu
tirse Ell campeonato' de peso ligero del
mundo y tendra lugar en- ell campo de
,ueha de Ebbets, Brooklyn. La apuesta
mOnta de rs cien mil pesos.
Con este motive, ha habido muchos
concentrates. Parece que Carpenter ha
bia anteriormente firmado un contrato
con C. B. Cochran. En- este contrato ell
campeon frances Sc habia comprometido
empefiar la misma lucha con ell cam
peon Jack Dempsey en- Madison Square
Garden Ell siete de noviembre venidero,
lucha que 10 es possible tenga va lugar
En- este contrato con Cochran existe
Ia clausula de que Sc considerara abro
gadO en- case de que Carpenter haga
algip contrato para pelear cor Levins
ky. Ahora bien: como ell gestor del
campeon frances en- este pals es Jack
curler y este ha declarado tambien pu
blicamente que SO verifcara la lucha a
one SO refere ell international Spor-
ting Club" ell II de octubre, clio i'm
phca que queda cancelada La lucha con
Dempsey y cuya apuesta montaba a
doscientos mil d6.ares.
Algunos 10 cahfican de locura. pero
un experto en- materia de estas luchas
ha dicho que Carpenter, 81 resulta triun
fador On ell torneo con Levinsly, que
dark en- capacidad de exigir 10 que
quiera para entrar en- hcha con Ell otro
no va por 100000 sino que probable
mente por 100000.
Esta es especiAlmente la opinion de
william A. Brady eel gerente dc ia
mes j. Jeffries otros grandes cam
peeones- quien agrega: ''Todas las
criticas acerca de Carpenter eran de
acuerdo en- que ell frances es un gran
pugil. uno de los mas sorprendentes
que 20 haya visto. Antes de ser la mi
tad de 10 que es hoy, 20 10 vi cuando
luch6 cor Gumboat Smith y 10 deribo,
dandole en- la mandibula un pufetaso
tan nitido como 70 jamas habia visto,"
Al hablarle a Carpenter de la ha-
bilidad do su contender. su contesta-
cion fue la siguiente:
-Yo pondre fuera de combate ese
senior Levinslky.
-ioh! no, usted n opodr&, contesto
Mr.. Mrady.
Mon, non, non, exclam6 Carpenter
70 golpeare en- su mandibula de tai mo
do que no Sc va saber de Ell.
FL marcador de tempo contara: ''un,
deux, trois . dix" (uno, dos tres, has
Ia diez) quien sabe 81 contara algu
nos mas. Yo batire a Levinsky, sefior
Brady.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-07
AL artista espanol Sr. Luis
Usabal lie sustrajeron mil
dolares de su casa
NINGUNA PISTA
TODAVIA DEL
AUTOR DEL ROBO
Ell Sr. Usabal ha sido colabo
rador en- vsrios periodicos
alemanes v espaioles
ODE La PRENsA DE NEW YORK,

FL pintor- espahol, natural de va
lencia, senior Luis UsabaL fu6 victima
de un robo del cual todavia NADIA Sc ha
logrado des@brir. Ell senior Usabal, que
vive en- la ca1le 76 nimero 149 oeste,
salio Ell domingo de las once dc Ia ma
mana las tres de La tarde; cuando
volvi6 su pieza encontr6 que el robo
va Sc habia cometido y que en- su pieza
lie faltaban numerosos objetos entire
otros mas una maleta grande que con
tenia varias joyas y una maquina foto
grafica muy fina. El hace subir ell We
lor de todo 10 robado a mil d6lares.
En- Ia casa donde vive ell seiior Usa
bal habitan muchas personas que Sc cal
culan en- veinte. Ese mismo dia Sc roba
ron objetos, en- la Tnisma casa, pertene
cientes al senior Albert Albek, suizo,
por valor de Glen dolares.
FL senior Usabal vino la ciudad de
Eueva York hace POGO mas menos dos
meses borde del vapor Monserrate.
Tiene el prorosito de abrir Ell esta ciu
dad una exposition de pinturas con
ese ohieto trajo cerca de doscientos cua
dros, 6leos y acuarelas. Ell senior Usa-
bal durante Ia guerra, vivio en- Alema
mia, trabajando para varios peri6dicos
ilustrados como ell Lustige Blatte, ell
Witzize Blatter, ell Leipzigger zeintug
y el celebre semanario satirico de Mu
mich, de fama mundial Simp.icismus.
Ha colaborado en- la revista espaiiola
Pa Esfera Y en- otras varias publica-
clones ilustradas de su patria.
NADIA absolutamente Sc ha podido
saber hasta ahora del robo que Sc CO.
meti6 en- la pieza del senior Usabal, no
obstante las averiguaciones activas Y
continues de la policia. La duela de la
casa es la sefora Mac Carton, de edad
y sorda, que aunque estaba EN- la casa
la hora del robo, no puede dar min
guna cuenta de 10 que haya sucedido.