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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-11
KEITH STARS ENTERTAIN Z
At NEWSPAPER nrNNy

Saturday evening. March 8 al -
Hotel Aston. the New York Represents
tatives of practically every nespo.s
paper in the United States gavesy
successful dinner in honor OF tAo
space buyers Of the New York -
vertising agents. -
An array OF brilliant vaudcy3flS
talent was furnished through IT,
courtesy OF K. r. Aihee. presidentxU2
the b. +. Keith circuit OF theatepGrss
Movie fans all know and love nm
famous Lee kids---Jane and Kakke
erine--late of Fox Films, now q ~
I ture in Keith vaudeville. Perfe63
wonderful children. At will tl1ey
turned the amazed dinners fr5f6
laughter to tears and back to laughtse
again. - -
Lew Wilson was therA--rersaJt1o
singer and comedian. Lew Ii the 0Qy
| Vaho can whistle like a lark and@A>
the same time pun his cigarette.
| Florence TimponI late of the LIZ
tie Simplicity Moving Picture COM
, pany is now one of vaudevilie's ha1l
/ known singing condolences. MI
/ Timponi, said to be Nora Bay
| double, Is known as the queen ct tn
| A. e. +. Never once did she sE0e
! fuse to play at a soldiers beneft.~fs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-11
THE GREATEST BIBLE
TEACHER IN AMERICA

Fastest Bible teacher In America,
distinction given specialist.
Richmond Bible students. among
whom were some with seminary di-
plomas, and others who have taken
Professor Futterer's eyeo- graphic
course here are UNANIMOUS in de-
claring the noted Eye Bible specialist
to be the fastest Bible teacher in
America They thought it impos-
sible TO produce such phenomenal re-
suits until they themselves proved it.
Professor Futterer and his assist
ant hav been requested TO stay and
fulfill the following engagements, TO
which the public is invited free of
charge, and to come early on account
of crowds. Doors open 7:i5: Bible
drill 1880: pictures follow after short
intermission.
Central Methodist Episcopal church,
Fifteenth and Porter streets, South
Richmond, every night this week, UP
till Friday night.
yenabie- Street Baptist church,
Twenty first and venable street. be-
ginning Sunday night March IA. also
wednesday March II. Sunday March
~. Wednesday March "a. Sunday
March IS. wednesday March 81.
St PauIs Methodist church.
Twenty seventh and Venable streets,
Wednesday March 10.
First Baptist church, Fourteenth
and Broad streets. every Monday and
every Thursday. until March IS. r.
NJ sharp.
Fair CUNT Christr,n church,
|Twenty-third and Fairmount avenue.
dates announced later.
Holy Trinity Episcopal church.
Laurel and Main streets. March 10,
and March IS, s p. NJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-11
OFFICIALS ANNOUNCED
FOR BASKETBALL GAMES

Manager Archie Evanc, of the
Church Hill Athletic club, basket
bali team and who is In charge OF the
arrangements for the two champion
ship basketball contest tina, will be
played at the Blues. armory tomor-
row night, announced last night that
the officials for the double bill would
De, Piggy Nargrove, former basket
ball and football star at V. p. l. will
handle the game between the Church
Hill quint and Lynchburg Athletic
club, and Bob" Bell, who is well
known In local amateur athletics as
a star basketball and baseball player
viii be in charge OF the gaYNebc-
tween Woodrow Wilson High OF Ports.
mouth and John Marshall High.
This game will be anelin,.nation
contest. the winner to meet Lynch
burg high at Charlottesville next week
for tho Prep. school championship
OF the state.
In addition to the two basketball
games Manager Evans has gained per.
! mission from the director Of puoiH
safety for dance to follow the games
in which the public is invited.
The music for this occasion will bt
furnished by Roscoes Lees jazz or.
chestra-
These two games will close the
basketball season as far as Rich.
mond Is concerned, and for that rea.
son alone, the lovers of this great in.
door game are expected to turn ou
as never before, to witness the mos
important games nf the season.
Tho result OF each game will de,
eide championships Of the season.
Should the Church Hin tive dowr
the Hill City Ave in the !inal game
Of The evening thay will hav,4 spn I ~ a.
an honor not been held by a Rich,
mond quint for seven yasrs, that OF
| independent state champions.
II Boishevist wants an impcnetrabl<
| disguise, he shavex and washes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-11
SPORT NOTES

Joe Boehling II with the Cleveland
Indians. He pitched against New Or
leans recently. Cleveland winning. IL to
s. Tim Murchison, the new pcrtpaw OF
the Indians. also got In the game
Manager iris Speaker also tried out a
pitcher named Clark. II boehiing 10
right this year Cleveland will have the
much sought for southpaw Owner
Dunn has been seeking.
Bob Bescher, formerly OF tho Reds,
has been snapped by Louisville for
outAeIder Massey. OF Columbus.
Eppa Rfxey has gone to Birming-
ham to join the Philies. He Is weigh
ing zoe pounds.
Pitcher Smith. of the Portsmouth
Grays, is to have a tryout with the
champion Reds. He will report to
Manager Pat Moran at Miami this
week. :.
Manager Gabby Street. OF Suffolk. is
to report March 30.
Bryan Harris. of the Athletics. is
taller that Eppa Rixey. He is six feet
six Which is some height from which
to start q drop.shoot
Portsmouth has signed a shortstop
named Iennox from Camden. n. J.
Umpire Bill KLEIN IL to make ! CIR
cult Of the training camps to teach the
new rules TO National League pitchers
Umpire Bill Byron II TO have job
with the Pacific Coast League
Cue;o. who was traded by The Reds
| to Rochester, In part payment foi
Charley See, wants slice OF WORLDS
series money. Looks as II All 49,
money had been cut up and spent
Cueto used 70 MAY with Portsmouth
but that has nothing to do with tns
case.
Cuban players are looking for Jobs
| in the hig league. With such stars a.
Luque. with the Reds: Gonzales, with
the Giants: Marsans and Acosta. no,
unknown to the fans, the advent o.
tany more cubans will be watched With
interest
Clark Griffith has placed ban on thu
He1oit. Wis, team because Catcher
Charity has jumped to that ontft.
osssa 81 Ss
Eckert, with SUFFOLK last rear. Il
showing up well with tho Mackians.
welsh. Of the Tars, Ii said 10 be sur<
OF = regular Job with the Athletics
Mccain will be farmsd Tor more sea.
soning.
Connie Mack viii have Griffin. late
/ Of Atlanta. on Mrst. pugAn on second
I galloway. late OF Atlanta, 1t short
Brazil, or Thomas. ~0n third; Styunl
witt, Burns. Welsh, Wingo ana HiKh
will all be probablx kent for the ont.
field.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-11
Bis LEAGUE CLUBS IN
nIO-SEAS0h FORM
nv GuNBoAT HUDSON.

New York. March 10.---Reports from
Southern training camps Indicate that
all three big league teams. the New
York Giants. the Yankees. and the
Brooklyn Dodgers. are in mid season
form prior to the opening OF what Is
expected to be the greatest season
organized baseball has ever enjoyed.
Veterans and recruits of these teams
nnd. In fact. Of all the teams in both
leagues seem to be In tip-top form.
Managers Of the big league teams at
tribute the physical fitness OF their
men to the wonderful weather old Sol
has been dishing out ever since the
spring training season began.
In the past 1t was customary Tor
Did Sol to hide his face behind huge
black clouds for weeks at a time when
he knew the bali tossers were due In
ne sunny South. Rain was IA steady
sisitor also. But this year the OF Boy
sas condescended to treat the boys
pretty and so far has made his glad
iening appearance daily.
From jacksonville, Florida, comes
the news that the Yankees are champ
ing at the Bit, impatient for the open
ing OF the season Manager Miller
Huggins leads them around the ball
faeld every morning for one-mile
hike to keep their wind In perfect
working order. In the afternoon they
play seven inning game. the regulars
booking up with the recruits As yet
no Jacksonville citizen has sued
ssBahe' Ruth for fence breaking.
Babe" busted one on the nose the
other day for two bases The sock
had ali the earmarks Of q sure homer
hut Meusel succeeded in knocking 1t
down with his gioved hand, holding
the demon Babe" to two sacks.
1t is expected that Huggins will
play "Eahe'' in centerfield. relying on
Wick to hold down right and Bodse
left. Wick, SO far, has been covering
an enormous amount OF ground IN
that territory and looks like win
ming candidate fer the Job. Bodie
is seeking the apple TO parts unknown
IN Florida
Walter Smallwood is showing up
we'll on the mound. The youngster
has plenty Of speed, n fair amount
of control and a large assortment OF
curves. He is probably the best look
ing find In the lot Carl Mays. the
veteran pitcher. hurlced four innings
the other day and was touched for
four hits. He is a little slow In round
ing into form, but according to the
latest reports much can be caxpected
OF him during the coming season,
The Brooklyn Trolley Dodgers, aiso
training Mt jacksonville. are going
through their stunts daily In a man.
ner which suggests championship as
piratsona Manager Wiibert Robinson
Is already dreaming of another pen
nant tackled up on the home grounds
In the City of Churches. The men
indulge In long batting and heidine
practice daily replete with pep and
tiery action Jimmy Johnson's play
ing Is OF the mid season variety noa 10Y.
In fielding and at the bat. he u nit
ttry scyv, cfter and far and the chubby
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-11

One OF the ssnaxtsst vet1
shows Of the year n hooked fot t.
weekend It the Lyric. c0hhHR41 r
with the matinee perfornAancs =
Manager Charles w. Rex h&o r. G e
In addition u the vaudeville e
ings the musical comedy t2t3&
Tho Love Silence" which - M
big features Of the new bill
The Love Silence" y = fAncfe&x
musical farce, with cast 81
clever musical comedy peoples &
sides the comedians, singers. dAnc4t~
and speciality artists there h = 69N&
OF pretty show girls. who sing. dA&6G
and otherwise contribute LARGELY
tho FUN OF the whimsical c0m4dys y .lss
On the same bill will be Hu43NH
and Shea European music hall 1
orites. They are comedy character
personators and have = great 1Au44e
ing act. Rome and Cant, IN ecc4
trio comedy couple, will be seen ifys
jolly whirl OF comedy, songs S1M
dances. 49,
Two old favoritcs on the bill ~
Sylvester and Vance. They arc brln
ing a new act. said to eclipse the -
In which they have heretofore -
peared. and then there Is the fantas
booster; Misses Catherine Cross Gx4
Dare, a trio of novelty performers.ss.s
With the new vaudeville show X{U
come new and interesting motion p3o&
ture exhibits. ssss.ss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-11
KEEPS HIS HEALTH
ny JUMPING ROPE
AZ .'..lisssst .s~.s ssSs'si4iss.zit,is.9g

Paris. March 1o.--If Marshal Foch II
able to maintain fis alert and up-
right carriage. his youthful alertness
IL IN for duo to fanctfu physical ex-
ercises. but to Jumping ropes
Every m0rnfng before breakfast
ne practices for q few minutes the
arr loved by school children which
", accnrainx To Il s,yAicinils, nne .0f
the hast means Of maintaining the
musclea 81 the body supple and linn
Der. Jumping rope ~ an excellent re-
drcer.-And II stimulates. the brain. TOO
" ActivAting circulation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-11
Sues Tor Prosecution.

John T. Wilson and company is de-
PENDANT in the law and equity court
against John A. Luckard. The plain
till charges malicious prosecution.
alleging that he was arrested on the
charge of stealing gravel from the
construction company, He also al
leges that his character has been in
JureA. He is seeking a verdict OF
$4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-11

About this time OF the year great
many baseball recruits who started
South late In February with hope
flung high are sending kilograms
home like this: Dear Ma--Will be
home on the s:5z. Have supper
ready. Yours. Steve
At that they'll have a great time
telling the boys on the corner about
the night the manager sat right next
to them at the supper table.
They'll also bring home few wise
cracks that they learned from the
vets who come from the big towns.
To prevent chickens from scratch
ing up seeds plant the seeds In &C.
mens.
When buying lots In suburban
town make sure the lots are in or
near the town.
To save coal In the furnace IL is wise
to burn the piano.
COLLEGE professor to turn professional
fighters We don't hear fighters
squawkfng about the dough they re-
ceive.
A golf-bug playing on snow
covered course has nothing on the
gent who breaks the ice to get his
daily swim.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-11
Iheaters
TUMBLE M

Speaking about Tumble In"
which Arthur Hammerstein will pre-
sent at the Strand--night. Friday
and Saturday and Saturday matinee.
Rudolph Frimi of The FREELY.
High links" "katinka" etc. wrote
the music. The public has grown to
accept the name Of Friml as a guar
antee or tuneful, rythmic songs and
able composition for his orchestra. In
these respects. Tumble In" is said
to be no disappointment. There are
over a dozen numbers, of which
Wont You Help Me Out" Limb
Land. "Snuggle and Dream" are
most lifting in quality. An augmented
orchestra goes with Tumble IN" M
less collaboration than Otto Har-
bach has arranged the books and
lyrics of Tumble In" which are said
to be sparkling in their brilliancy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-11
aoH. LADY. LADY, COMING

''Oh. Lady, Lady" will be the at
traction al the Strand wednesday
matinee and night.
The book and lyrics are by Guy
Bolton and r. G. Wodehouse, they
are exceptionally bright and witty,
while the music by Jerome Kern is
or the whistley kind that fingers long
IN the memory. One can hardly keep
from dancing while hearing the
charming selections.
F. Ray Cornstock and William FL
iiott have produced many musical
comedy successes at the Princess
theater. New York, and the critics are
generally agreed that "Oh. Lady.
Lady. is one OF the best of them
all
The cast of tOh. Lady, Lady" will
include: Miss Pauline Barrie. Miss
F9orice Auburn, Mr.. Joseph Mccall
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-11
LET"SCO.
BY Gunboat Hudson

II the newspapers would print
poetry instead Of truth the straphang-
ers wouldn't get SO nervous.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-11
WYTHEv|lLE CONVENT
DESTROYED By FIRE

Especial to The Richmond virginian-)
Whiteville, Va. March 10.-Viliia
Maria. the Catholic convent, was de-
troyed today by~hre. When discovered
at dinner time the whole upper part
OF the building was In blaze. The
property was valued at one hundred
and Atty thousand dollars, and was
insured for about thirty thousand dol
lars No lives were lost
G.. .. p. aspirants are whiting
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-11

When In doubt write a letter. WheI
doubted. write two letters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-11

While a summer suit Is never cold
In winter, the person inside of II usu-
ally liz.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-11

q. .. p. aSpH8htS are WNIttIIHB
wood.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-11

Connie Mack will have Griffin, late
OF Atlanta. on nrst. pugAn on naconds
galloway late OF Atlanta, 1t short;
Brasil. or Thomas. -on third; Strun<.
will all be probablv kant for the out-
Held.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-11
TERRIBLE ACCIDENTE SUFRI
DO POR UNA.JOVEN.

En- ell gran hotel "Tel6grafo =,
de la Habana, ocurrio un desgra-
ciado suceso del que result6 vfcti-
ma la joven Celestina Iglesias, de
diez y ocho amos. y natural de Pto.
Rico.
La mencionada joven Sc encon-
traba en- union de su novio, Will
liam Raflet, en- la azotea del Hotel,
admirando el panorama de Ia ciu-
dad; y en- aduelyinsaante, resba-
10, cayendo sobre ell .techo de cris
tales, donde Sc encuentra la SUI
cursal del "Banco Espanol".
Para extraerla, fue necesaria la
Intervention de un vigilante de Ia
policia, quien la eondujo al Hospi-
tai.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-11
UN ENvENENADo

Aver sc intoxico, ingiriendosc una
fuerte d6sis de sublimado corrosive,
Leoncio Gonzalez, residente en- la ca
lie dc la Luna.
Tan pronto los vecinos Sc entera
ron del estado de Gonzalez, avisaron
a la poIicia Y Leoncio apenas sin CO.
nocimiento, fuE trasladado al Guar
TO de socorros, donde lie practicaron
la primera cura.
Luego fue Ilevado al Hospital Mu
nicipal, bastante grave.
En- la habitacion del suicida Sc ha
10 una carta que este dirigia a su
madre, Consolation Figueroa, que
vive en- Ponce. A pesar de habernos
cnterado del contenido de la misiva,
no hemos hallado en- ella NADIA que
nos indique el movil que indujo a
Leoncio tomar tan seria resolu
cion. Los veciRos tanbien dicen que
NADIA anormaI notaron On q durante
los lltimos dias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-11
Una COmlSidn do EnpIeatOs
vista al GOb0rnadOI

Aver visit6 al Gobernador una conf
sion dc los empleados del Gobierno
compnesta por los sres. p. dc Castro
Llaugier, Montaner, Acosta y Sevilla-
no. con objeto dc interesarle en- la con
sccuci6n del fin qUt persiguen los en-
pseados, cual es el que en- la pr6xima
Legislature SO mcjore su situacion eco
monica.
La comisi6n sali6 altamente salts
fecha dc sus gestiones, pues halo al Sc
nor Benedicto dispucsto a ayudarle en-
todo 10 quf cstuviera su alcanee.
Los miembros Gle la Comisi6n espe-
ran que ninguno dc los enipleados falte
csta nochc 70 los saloncs de Ia ''Biblio
teca Carnegie, para una asamblca
que ALI s. celebrara.
Ell MUNDo, por su parte, felicita
a todos los cmpleados del Gobierno,
ospccialmente los que componen la
comisi6n, que tan gallardaments Ia
sabido trabajar poF la condrista dc un
fin tan plausible.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-11
ALGO NUEVO Y ORIGINAL

Para muy pronto anuncia la San
Juan Film Exchange la original
serie EEL RUGIDO EN- LA SOM
BRA" 0 lei ENIGMA DE LA
ETERNA JUVENTUD" Ell quin
ce episodios.
Els sabido por todos la cuidado-
sa selection que hace esta casa de
las series pues siempre procura pre-
sentarnos algo nuevo Y original.
Todos reeuerdan ell exito de sus
dos 1ltimas series LA iVESTAL
DEL SOL INCA Y LA RATERA
RELAMPAGO que tanto gustaron
a todas las clases sociales.
Ell ENIGMA DE LA ETERNA
JUVENTUD 0 Ell RUGIDO EN-
LA SOMBRA es por todos concep-
toS superior a la VESTAL y LA
RATERA y sera acogida por todos
los publicos con grandcs muestras
de simpatia.
Sc trata de la possession de m
pals donde existe Eli CASTILLO
DE LAS CTATRO NIRGENES y
el SECRETO DE LA ETERNA JU
EENTUD, tan discutido por las
eminenciaS medicas.
SERAN LAS >GLANDULAS
DEL MONO QUE DAN ETERNA
JUVENTUD?
El caso es que Sc asegura que
una de las cuatro yirgenes tiene
mas de mil amos de edad y no re-
presenta mas que diez y ocho.I
Yea eel RUGIDO EN- LA SOM
BRA 0 Gel ENIGMA DE LA
ETERNA JUVENTUD." " LA Sc
RE MAS PERECTA Y ORIGI-
NAL DE ESTE ANO. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-11
OTRA NUEvA JUNTA DE LA
"LIGA DE LAS NACIONES'

LONDRES, MARIO 10.-La Jun
ia Suprema de los Aliados ha de-
cidido convocar al Comit Eiecuti-
vo de la "Sociedad de las Nacio-
nes'', en- session extraordinaria, ell
dia doce, con Ell fin resolver 81
es precise enviar a Russia una CO.
mission Investigators.
En- la Conferencia Gle Embaja-
dores, los Delegates japoneses han
reconocido Ell gobierno armenia.
La Conferencia examine la nota
de Alemania relativa las clau-
sulas del Tratado de Versailles, re-
ferentes a la aviacion. La referi-
da nota sera enviada a la Conf
sion que entiende en- los asuntos
aeronauticos.
La Conferencia aprobo ell texto
de la respuesta de Alemania La
protection Gle los diplomaticos que
Sc soneteran al plebiscito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-11
FABIO.
Un partido de base ball"

FL sabado pr6ximo nos visitara la
novena "Poncs High School y medi
ra sus fuerzas con el team de la Uni
ycrsidad dc Puerto Rico, en- Rio Pie
dras.
El desafio empczara las $3.50 y ri
ma gran animation entire los estudian
tes dado el case que Sc espera una
buena excursion entire los estudiantes
poncefos.
Sc encontraran frente a frente ei
celebre pitcher Colon del "Ponce" Y
nuestro diminuto pitcher Horta de La
(" Universidad'
A este desaffo asistiran todas las LIN
das muchachas dc Rio Piedras y mu-
chas que vienen de Ponce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-11
AUXILIO MUTUO

Entradas: Santiago B. Ferrcr,
Isabel T. Zengotita, Julio II. Her.
nandez, Arcadia S. Fernandez, Am
brosio r. Rivera, Gregorio S. To-
rres, Julio Y. Ortiz, Nieves G. Nal
donado, Francisco A. Umpierre. Sc
vero Il. Martinez v Enrique p.
Arriaga, Andres S. Lopez, Alfredo
NJ. Sanchez, Francisco A. Collazo,
Manuel r. Gomez, Jose r. Sicardo,
Carlos II. Garcia, Manuel p, Ar
guelles, Manuel V. Rodriguez. ANA
dor r. Flores, y Victoriano f. Sua
rez,
Salidas :-Alejandro II. Llano,
Angel p. Fuentes, Edmundo c.. Ri
vera, Nicolas M. Fernandez, Fran
cisco a. Umpierre, Saturnipo M.
del. Campo, Ceferino Rosario y Eva
risto G. Miguel.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-11
LA VIA FERREA

Un tren recoendo su nea es Ell mas perfecto smboI-
que some
lido al precepto de la ley.
La ley inarca Ell rumbo, la obligation engendra ell
derechosy 1s.tss~
La iaea feea se6aa eI canno que debesser recorri-
do tenque ueda sobrq raes ibreen anto cuanto
pernlanezca sobre el
que rbertad solo puede consegur que AGATE la
sonda que marca la ley soneta a direction.
E exito consste narchar sobre ell cuando
abandona legal plano existe la
ya entonces petender odar obre supecie que
parece sin abas cuando precsamente queda deenido
Todo tene que camnar ST via 81 quere conservar
bertad
La bertad esta la suieci6n eyy escavitud esta
ell aeamiento de la ley.
EI via, rueda Ibre. FL tren fuera de
via detene queda escaVizado.
Los principles morales tenden nvisibIes que tenen
que uiza los educadores p1bcos, queren cumpr
deber.
cada cooperador del progreso pdbico tiene via.
Ell que ieI via consevara Iibertad que la
traicione divide desprecie facaso.
La via garantia, la conianza los viajes mas
inportante la segurdad que la rapidez.
La via pemite la confusion de rta porque ella gua
al que la utiiza Ella representa- ell orden
Siempre gua, fieI nvarable.
cruza la Ianura aspasa monfanas, absmos.
As los escrtoes que Vencen las dicuta-
de las pegrosas camnan cuesa abaio cues
arriba sin vaciacones porque saben eerci
tan deecho Iegtimo sienen fuertos decddOs enos
de conFianza.
Tsner e en- que>se anda por canoquese debe andar,
base de exito.
La via no permite equivocar ell t6mno del vaje,
No puede egar hasta Ell ideal que persgue 81
por la via que cond1ce ei. s
La via ell conocimiento del unbo sin conocmento del
rurnbo Sc lIega al puerto
orienaci6n que eprenden la iornada
cen equpaje teoas cue dando tun1
bos ngando armando caprchosanene las cosas estabe-
ciendo principles abaros fomuIando asas consecuencas,
tales educadores enen plan coportamento obedece
sencianene que "carecen de VIA de metodo marchan
sin saber eIIos mismos cual direction.
La negenca los trenes, necesita via sin la cual
puede atravesar los pasos dficiIes.
via mpde desorentac6n discipline sabiamente los
novmentos.
ella existe a tenor de nernarse senda des
conocida.
NfIos trenes nj las IDEAS pueden prescindr de la VIA
de los campos los fruto de las anas nece-
porque elias contrbuyen nsmo sostener
progreso comerca que los derechos pocos las beades
humanas.
JOSE coRDILs.
San Juan 10.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-11

PARIS, mario 10-El jefe del go
bierno itaIiano, Nitti, y Mr.. Mile
rand, celebraron una larga cntrevis
ia, la cual ha sido comentada niuy
favorablemente por la prensa. Los
dos Ministries trataron acerca lie la
restriction de las emisioncs del papel
moneda, como una medida de carac-
ter economico, conveniente toda
Europa; de Ia reduction de los arma-
nlentos; de la adquisicion de mate
rias primas Y de que Francia con
sienta en- que Allmania gestione y OBJ
tcnga I'm empr6stito Ell los pafses neu
trales, pero no en- las nacions aliadas,
que le permita desenvolverse, para asi
cumplir con, Las cldusulas inlpuestas por
eI Tratado he Versailles.
PARIS, 10. stephane I.auzane,