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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-25
DEFENDAN Mt ROGERS
HELD To THE DISTRICT
COURT IN HEAVY BOND

Friday afternoon, before Judge Win
frey, w. A. Rogers, charged in three
informations, filed by County Attor'
ney Brown with embezzlement and
false pretense, was given a prelimin'
ary hearing and bound over to await
the action OF the district court in
the sum of $4,000 in each case.
The defendant, it is alleged in the
information, while acting as presl'
dent Of the Ardmore Producing and
Refining Company obtained this mon
ey and appropriated it TO his own
use.
Judge Rittenhouse Of Oklahoma City,
represented the defendant, while he
state was represented by County At.
torney Brown and Assistant Hodge.
Defendant left Oklahoma and was
residing in Texas when the inicr
nations were filed, and it was ne
cessary 10 obtain requstion for him
before he would consent TO return AMI
stand trial.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-25

reached and between the sixth grade
and the tenth grade, the Junior High
school period a. more Of the 100
were eliminated, and only II Of the
original 100 completed the high
school, When the first 1000 600 men
were called into the service for the
world war 200 900 Of these could not
read the newspaper or write let
ter-1O per cent We're illterate. |
wonder If these were not the 2S out
Of the original 100 who We're eliminat-
ed from school before they reached
the sixth grade? Did these young
people have a fair chance at life, had
our great educational system done
for them what it owed them, had the
state met its sacred obligation, the
state that has the right Of life and
death over these? These had been
automatically unsympathctically guild.
ed, or pushed out UNFIT. However,
it is a thing Of pride that we point
10 the Ardmore school system and
find that out Of the original 100
stnrting in the first grade, We grad
uatc lG from the high school, 80 per
cent more than the average OF 1870
big systems all over the country.
Thus the vocational counselor is
brought face TO face with the prob
lem why do these young people
leave SCHOOL," TO meet this and an
swer it we are studying the reasons
for pupils leaving school this year.
Further. We are measuring the work
in the school rooms by means of
standardzng educational tests, we
are locating flaws, the weak places,
the strong places in the work of the
class room. And all the time we are
keeping an accurate record Of the
scores each pupil makes, Of the score
Of each class, each ward building, OF
The mcdian score Of the school sys
tenn and comprising it to the standard
and finding out if our work meas
urcs up 10 the standard. We are
trying to find il the pupils need the
things that are being taught, what
per cent need something else the
school is not giving and what it Is
that, perhaps if there were some
thug else This group Of children
needed To- prepare them to be skilled
mechanics and accurate office work
crs, they would remain in school
longer and 30 out better prepared 'c
give the industries Of our city anc
state higher and more efficient ser
vice. And wc are finding cut "ha'
is needed Tine foresight OF youI
superintendent started to meet I'M
very problem when b" planned ioi
O Junior High School which you p'o
pie have made possible by NoihF
bonds. 1t is the "israt business III
yestmrut this city HAS eyer In'ur-
/ the city needs better citIzrns ana pe'
ter educated citizens ana l'"'i u''I
and women with less than AN "ghIl
lade education.
And 20 vocational guidance L5 mHcp
arabic from ANY phase Of the sthoo
system. When tine schools offer JUS
what thr children need. when ii b.
|built ON the needs of the child anC
not the TRADITIONS Of centuries. yoca
/ liouYI guidance VIII be- mostly rducL
tional guidance. seeing that each rhll,
selects tine right cuui"e, the r,sh
subjects.
But We must know great deI
about each child before Wr can d,
this. About the sixth grade children
enter the udolesc,nt period of life
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-25
ARDMORE PUBLIC
SCHOOL NOTES

public for the month Of February.
Each copy is five cents. four of
which will go to the school. The
proceeds will be used to buy new
books for the library. Your patron
age will be appreciated.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-25

The seventh grade had a hambur'
ger sale Thursday. They cleared over
.2 which will be spent in improve.
ments for their room and Nictrola
records.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-25
Confessed to Murder.

Sherman Sparks. oil field driller,
arrested ON u charge Of killing j.
t.. Pipkins. wealthy Waurikl farmer
mas confessed TO the murder.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-25
FERRIS Some ralker.

Congressman scott Ferris win make
thirteen speeches in the state next
week
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-25
After Eating
Play Safe
Ii Is "a Wise Precaution to Take n
Stuari's Dyspepsia Tablet After
Eating TO Avoid Gas, Sour Ris'
ings, Heaviness. and the
Lazy, LOgy Feeling SO
Apt 10 Follow.

The range of food is so great, its
varies 80 widely, that
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-25

Use Ardmorrite WANT ADS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
oFFiCE, or TIE yIHGIYIN. STATE
HIGHWAY COMMISSION
liG South Ihird St.

..p, ~ lf-u
the. Virrina state Highway Commissiom
unt!l - noon. August 18th. for resurfa Gin.
WIN bitunihOus mncadain section OF state
Road No. ]. Virginia Fruicc, No. los
S.S miles OF road between Richmond city
County
Ai;erua;e bids are requested on this
road FOR reaurfacing with bitumnous con
:. nids VII also he RECEIVED for section, OF
81. miles of bi,uminous macadain be-
iwncn Fairfnx and Chantllly Fairfax
Comply Asi;ernSie bids reau%.sted on This
Highway Commission agreeing 10 furnish
vicis at the rate ri 30 cents ner hour.
Engineer will be at IiG South Third
Street. RICHMOND. Va. until 10 a. NJ on
AUGUST ih;h 10 shrw contractors ever
the Project No. 1oS and at Fairfax Vn
un'il 10 A. NJ AUGUST 18th. Ia show con
TRACTORS over virginia Project No a.
F!Gus hrd SPECIFICATIONS IN Gle at Of
ice OF iirEinin STATE Highway Ccmm!s-
sion, ii9 South Third street. Hichmona
Va, and fer VirGinia Prciect. No. 32 at
chppi,n nnsf GiH"n, Mfn"nassas. Va;
uron, recfir,, 81, rheak for $500 made Jade
alener. ,s2.so % Which viii be reimrnsd
when plans are returned In good condition
within ten days after bids arc opened
all bids. g. r. COLEMAN
State Highway Commissioner
IF you, want to rent house uso these
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
iIONSNs for Snlc
81

DWELLiNG-For sale. su,, ndid S-rooln
dwelling: u. -; siding: best material
aiate roof: large lot. hoi-water heat ali
m" mo-, r, cow r,nicnses; newly Dapcr,d: ri;
@wSr i ind unnsE rear perch. with strins
gar line: Only $3.50. tair cash paymcnt.
balance easy This property worth $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
Office OF
OF PUBLIC WELFARE
Room i1s. CITY Hall.
Richmond. Va. August 4. 1.

Richmond. Va. August Z. 1920
Sealed prgpos.tis Viii be received by the
director OF pnoiin welfare until IL oclocll
n VSin M%rday ATsns son Tor furnishns
less. OF best splint, coal. 10 be dciivertd
ny the successful bidder in lots OF one :
half t-.l ton to any mar, OF the city as
Directed by this DEPARTMENT.
Nonl WIN hpprpvel security for the
sum OF $4,000 vii! be REQUIRED to insure
The satisfactory execution of contract
The Director OF Public Welfare reserves
the risht tn reject any and all bids.
Il. G. LEVY.
Director of Public Welfare
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
Legal Notices
OF PUBLIC WELFARE
Room 4O5. cay Hail

Richmond. Va. Aueuk, a ,9no
Scaled propLgs.s Will be TgctIyei ~ t'be
ii2,irecior 81 fun!ic welfare, RoAn los civ
ly2o. Tor supplying the. CITY Home win
.0v tons and SirEinia Hospital with $50
IONS, more or less. of best quality run ~
mine mine ,pnesahontns or New River steam
EoAi. 2.09o pounds to the ton. to be de.
iiNcEcu AT the city Home ana virginia
iiosni'al n; such i,nica ana in such nuan.
u,igs as may he ordered By the superln-
bond with aphroycI security In the
penalty Ok S2SO.I0 VIII he reJuircd Tor
me satisfactory execution OF contract
e. he r!Sht Is reserved tn reject any or
r. G. LEVY
Director OF Pubic Welfare
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
Statesmen ANA Agcuts s.

Statesmen ana Agents 35
THIRTY S A L E S NJ q N
WANTED - A $4,000
900 company is now ready
to negotiate with a number
OF clean-cut live-wire sales
men on a plan never before
adopted in the country.
See our Mr.. Lieberman,
311 Central National Bank
Building, Richmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
INSTRUCTION.
Local Instruction Classes 1

Virginia Aniotnotivs school, Richmond
va. Thorough courses. mechanic
elect rical: tire repairing: Investigate
DICTIONARY wi,hou. indexes would
not APPEAL TO you. Every Time Dis:
patch Want hd is properly indexed and
classified. You can easily Rnd any ar.
rEi.EliiOEE Randolph and tell
Times Dspatch want Ad Taker what
You want She'll help you write a com.
pletc ad that VIII quickly get good re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
Commonwealth OF Virginia,

Dftlce OF the 81
superintendent Of Public PRINTING!
Richmond, Va. August q. 1885,
SEALED rRoposALS Wilt BE "a
cGivcd at THIS OFFICE until IL NJ. d
t W nJ ,;,,TN "a !; AUGUST IS. I9sv. "a
etc. for the State. OF Virginia for oiS|
year from October /, 1920. ~
Printed schedules, showing inN ds
i iaii ths Glnssiticatlons. on which ii
ne furnished To bidders ON applied
ton. nts.s
Contractors will be required to- IN
.er INTO bond with security, to be apE
proved by the Secretary OF the Com
mohwealth, for the prompt and faith
ful execution Of their contracts. ~
The Right Is reserved of reJectin
awarded in such lots or portions q
the Superintendent may deem propef{
All bids to he enclosed in seaiAl
envelopes and to be plainly marked
DNvIs BoTToM.
superintendent OF Public Printing.A
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE "a
cciycd ut the SAME TIME Ait
PLACE for furnishing the folioWin,
papers for the use of the Common
$40 liIiAMs 27x3S SO Id. Il. 8. Fla
Writing.
gao ltEAhIs 17x2s 3oM ib. Fiat.
$50 REAMS 17xo2 "a Id. Fint
800 lsEAMs 17x2s asa H.. No,23
$50 isEAAts 17x24 2sM Id. No.
a5o nEAMs No. Bond. assorted
weights. sizes and colors StasgsI
$500 REAMs 25xsS.50 no. 1 e. a ~
{. Book. to he delivered monthIy,i.a5
needed and to be paid for as Fdej
$50 REAMs sSx5o-l2o No, /. conte;j
Book for Annual Bulletin. yDepatt
ment OF Agriculture, to be delivered
November /. aafs.s
100000 second sheets. sMx11. wrap
Writing. IA lb. basis. iss
Papers, etc. to he delivered at8shof
times, In such quantities. and intt
direct without charge for freight al
drayage. . sslS.I.
bidders will furnish samples sol
size and weights advertised for. This
bids.
All bids to be inclosed In scaled
cnvclopes and to I've plainly Har!RRad
SS9 olSi, isF fd r"vsT vii, Ss Sfs5
ed AT the pleasure of the .supdt
intendent.
sEALED rRoPos;AALs WILn. lgeIs
PLACE for furnishing incidental. Oh
flee stationery supplies. consisting Col
PENS. PENCILS, INK. RUBfjER
BANDS. etc. etc ;N9sa
All bids 10 lie made upon blanka
to be furnished by the SuperlntBtidl
ent of Public Printing and to b5 IN
closed In scaled ENVELOPES mafked
Proposal for Furnishing Stationery
Supplies"
DAVIS BOTTOM,
Superintendent of Public Printing.
Aug. 3-5-7-9- t1-i3-l5
IN THE DISTRICT COuRT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
BRS DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA. I.,Siti
In The matter of No 25fsFef
w. NJ. ANGEL, In tsiss
Bankrupt. BANKRUPTCY
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING or
CREDITORS. it
To the creditors of w. NJ. ANGEL,
of Richmond. In the County ,of
nenrlco. and district aforesaid.
Notice il hereby given that OH
August ;. 1920, the said w. NJ. ANGEL
was duly adjudlcated bankrupt and
THAI the first meeting OF his credis
tors Will he held In my Office. Rooms
1ilS-l119 Mutual Building, RtoiiT
monI, Va, OH the lS'T DAY OF Sep
TEMRFR. 1920. ut 10 O'Clock 'in1thc
forenoon. at which time the said
creditors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint trustee. examining tha
bankrupt and transact such other
business ms may properly come Fbes
fore said meeting. "a ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

-Wantcd In lumber
. Once. young man s.cnogra Dha- un-
limited opncrtunltv afforded To one with
,nte"rity and ambition. and with u; least
nigh E'linol education. 20 learn a high
.lnas business and - "vontuallv york
himself un "a "A h!@hv pav!ng roSl'icn:
one" with lumber or railroad .Npcrienv.
nref"rret hu, VIII consider ap-,licants
w!thou, "y1cr!ence " otherwise we'll an.li-
ned. Address p q. DOx ~. I.ynchburr
YOUNG MAN wtu'cl. clerk hardware
business. cN1"FlcuE' not necessary. u
ll3. care Times DIspntch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
;iERCII1ifDISE
Wantc,i-pO Iiuy

------------ ~ $500. .,o- t-o1 "
FEhTHEnS--SpOt cash, bald Tor feathers
1itd 1ntiiues Madison S307
fthSiit kF.---Besi cash prices paid for
Used household goods and otiC. furni-
tue CAL Randolph isls.
FtUNiTuRE wanted. any quality. Hest
nriees paid. Madison 1906.
FCNSlrCNE. pianos household goods
bought. sold and exchanged. Anderson 5.
Er9th Ssreet At First. Madison 1881.
NE BUY desks. Office furniture and
safes Madison 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
High Constable
SALE!
1 will sell by Public Auction. on

I will sell by public Agctton. on "a
THURSDAY. AUGUST 5, 1920, n
3 O'Clock =. NJ.
Mt my storehouse. No. 1906 East
Franklin. the following property, to
satisfy distress warrants and eS-
ccutions In my hands: Lot of House,
hold Furniture. MarbleTop Lunch
Counter, Yictrola. lot of Confections,
Groceries. Marlin Six Repeater Shot!
gun. etc. al
TERMS: Cash.
w. II. WYATT. JE.
H. c. C., r.. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
HcIp-,InIc or Female

CLERKS Gncn. .womcnl. over IL for
=. n"s;aI ma! serviS.: ti35 month. Exam'-
mhtonS August ENbericnCe unnecessary
For Tree natiiculars write !. Leonard
.irrmcr Civil Service ENluincr) ina
E1uitah!e building. WASHINGTON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

YOUNG LADIES wanted. over l6 years
OF age: light work: good conditions and
nay: eight hour. day. ~. Hoen & Co. sol
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
Machinery and Tools

MACiIINERi-we buy ana sclI Inachlnery
and pipe OF very descripiion. We ais?
carry fuli line OF ehafting. hangers anil
pulleys: Richmond Junk and Plpc Com
rany sos ntnok Aycb'i.. RandoIrh ioi l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

HUNDREDS of users voluntarily testify
to the good results obtained from Times,
Dispatch Want Ads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
KAUFMAN & co.

YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS.
incest Place In Richmond 10 Work.
wIITLOCE RRA NCII
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
ROOMS >ISD BO.fRD
iioon. WITH Iioard

N'ohiN NNu i'o'ro W
FRANKLIN ST. r. 2O0--lianL3oineiy fur
hIshcd rooms and board. delightful
nom. surrouhuinEs. rooinB with or with
10 nati.
GRACE ". Undesirable FIRST Moor room.
running hot and cold water. electric
lghts. gentlemen prt TERED. Also iarso
'front.' ropins convenient To bath
riish ~ Rooiu with or Without boa rd (:
private family. boulevard 1iug- ~.
VhikU ST. :. IL l-2--!arse front room.
also ;lbl. board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

WHnted Go buy go
OPERATOR wants pogi.
ton al once. Call Randolph ia2-W
TELEPHONE your Want Ad to Ran
dolph I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

PRICE. quality. service. We save YOU
money on every rurChRsn. BuEtou'S
.Icwel.rs. Ill East Broad Street
SCIIAAF'S- Received !, biz shIpni.ni %,
Medhing Wits. SIC y. Irnah S,r.nt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
BUSINESS SERVICE
Professional Services

HAIRDngssiN0 pARLoI, Ii ii "a
ItalrdressinH Pnrlors. Permanent hair
waves. inailicurinH, face massage. sham
Sonbings made into hair switches. All
kinds OF hair goods hand. For up-
poiniinem. call randolph ls50-J. 209 ~.
Third Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

VA. Auto Gear and Parts Co .,,.ci.,ij,,,
n IliG tchrH. drive p!niOns axle chats
VII IN; h.at piston rings for all large
.,nrS' IA! parts guaranteed. 12i West Iirnad
street. Phone Madison "a: u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

so ACRES near Nrond Street Road. Five
room dwelling. shady lawn: orch. RI
rnmrhp: Sc ns i1r particulars Pollard K
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
TO wHOM ~ NAY CONcERN.

Wy h.Ne splendid list of bright tobacco
Farms fnr sale, near the city, .t hnrCni In
prices L. +. Branch. y. Ninth ST.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

Permanent hair wave by appoint.
mcnt; shnmpooing, facial mas
sage. mnnicurihE. scalp treatment,
children's hair cutting. hair dive.
Ing ana bleaching. marcel wav-
ing: MI kinds OF hair goods made
10 order; tQ-years' exDerienre, a.
Luebert, Expert Wi-maker, 2o8
North Fourth, between Broad and
Grace. 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL Be rel
cciycd ut the SAME TIME All
PLACE for furnishing the foiioWiha
papers Tor the use OF the ConinionI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
Money to Loan .

If YOU now have - nrst mortgage ON
your pr9nertr and need n little more
you ar additional lean Sec t:has +
~" hr,nhul, Room a.. Allison BuiIdinr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

iH si.>--rLr.n u iia acres. located
culuS.ticn; r"mnlrdrr in t.inbsr. good
farm bnildlnss. incinhins Residence Of
rooms. Write for catalogue and other
Information. l.. NJ Mills. lowing Green.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

All bids to be inclosed In scaled
proposals for ps,rcr."
Notc.-Bids for paper will be open
ed NJ the pleasure of the .supdt-|
intendent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

DON'T WEAR your diamonds in unattrtc.
NV. old style mountiISs. Jahnke Bros.
Jewellers. sl2 East Main Street. carry the
LARGEST ana most complete stock OF plau-
num-. white gold and fancy, new style diA.
mond muun,ings in the city. Ne bny ssi!
exchange aad rcmount diamonds IN tho
iAkcn In nNclnnrn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
Wnn,ctl-I,ooms, Donrd

Npph--NL amied. room with meals in
- private family, rSr invalid lady and nu-s..
Tcicphonc boulevard 1893 or address T..
-. hoN 1851
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERS DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.. I,,tti
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-29

isnfasi lsse g,ly~ssansrllie sssfatH ue
utHgsansss aslsiiianf - issasa. sgaanmsa
sur s,s - a'lu rsg,lssf Tsu s-masluaa
llerssna ~ g.s.lssnus gHs cts.itsln. a.
laf ssssf fssr a,As ilrmIse A~s ffulm.
iuaalss gnr esass epHiiuuss ntaneis~
anrlsa ~ isae ssn la htHleA. I.s's.isn szf
s~snsislrHRass s~snsa un Ixanrsiio esIssg'
ara uidsersai hs,licalsle ioslss 10.
taaiss uur sufFauiss "a hus1En ~ lss,r-
a. rrr lluy = dnieo meiio DE- asS4an
que pnean llaisrr rn prheiicn N clnsr
sa,rria gara dszanrar ~ voinnlad.
Ia huciga EeneTal. cue ienEa cono
csnSecuencia un I,aro absolute > gene.
raj de ioda Ia pSs,dnccisn. 100 IaH-le
iener mas que un ralor simlsbliso. de-.
nosirafivo del l,nder y Ia fuerza de-
los iralsa iad"res; Isero no puesie di,scen
der scr Ia soncepci6n dc un gcsio ar
gaiiro desirncior
la hnelga no peslra adquirir Ia pie
niiud de sn va.or rerolncionaTio mas
q,lc el dia ca que 81 prOieiariado ~
encuentre suficientemenie educado y
preparado para que ella suceia inne-
diatamenie Ia aplicacI6n de principios
creadores que ncutralicen sus efectos
Creemos. pues. del,er nuestro mani
fesiar lealmente que los obrerOs del'en
examimar las graves circInstancias his
t6riCas actuales. con atcnci6n Y clari-
videncia especial.
En una postdata de la carta. los
miembros de la COmisi6n ejecutiva de-
claran que, habiendO decidido cOnsi-
derar desprovistas de valOr las afirma-
clones tendenciOsas de la Prensa rela-
twas la vOtaci0n del dfa del CO.
| rriente. habiendO aprObadO la decla-
raci5n lie la Mesa definiendo el senti-
do de la acci6n decidida, la Comisi6n
ejecutiva ha retirado la dimisi6n pre-
sentada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-29
Ia orr GAsTA IN PROPAGANDA
~ EMrRESAEIo AMERICANA

Mr.. llaaicr. rsrgp.riario y dirrcior
del Aihambp Theatre. de- Tolc,lo
lOhlol. ha hc,lao unas de,laracioacs
sol,re a regimen que ~ aelw canserVar
lmra In propaganda dc cslrciac'ilos ci-
nrsnai iograiicos.
-Yo- ha dicho Mr. Horaier-pirn-
80 que mo- Se pucslc iencr fortuna COMO
rmprrsaIio 81 no ser msSlianie una H.
beral polfiica dc anunclo. poliiica que
no ha de- concreiarse hacer Ia propa-
ganda de Has cintas una semana anies.
sino con un mes de antelaci0n, por 10
menoS.
va We usicd- termim6 diciendO mis-
ter Horater. he gaStado en- este ilii
mo aiio l5OO0 d6larcs cn anmcios pc
riOdfsticos. Durante el pr6ximo ailo
duplicar6 el presupuesto. porque el pd
hlico responde inmediatamente la pu-
blicidad. acudiendO a los espcctaculOs.
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t'afis 81
- f'sanisli.n st,smilga - b t'liiaa
a. las SlIsaifNi.s asi Ssaa lia ailteiaa
hl sssaaiis rglufui ~ tiRuisaiie sssfsk.
isgrssane . b. asslns4au asa aia : isa
nsfuaL ass.na a. ih hnsia R.asrInl
a. sagtn aiss I,gsissi,ains.uir IN.
lisirps~s d. aas ufrnniaarieiHs A. lu.
ilul,a ladwF-s, ane -sintaus -WarEaaes
o. rtiiar q Islsr-sginr IHs ~laiean q
dcslanar usrr. - assssimsss ian graw's
uir pfteslsn asmrgsar smsanoiWias
inn Isdignosas. pne~irn ss-r ndulsiada,
le un nlodo tan pnaaaiuro , drss-nnd.
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Ell CENENTERIO wv
DEL DANTE
~ coHsiiiHgc - comite csPah,I

Tia qnelado consiiiuido el Comite
eSpaiol para Ia cy.lebraci6n del c'nie-
mario dc Ia muerte del Dante, que sc
verlficar:i cl aho 1921.
La conmemoraci6n De este suceso
promote ser un aconiecimienio univcr-
sal.
FoInan el Comite espailol los scilO-
res Rodriguez Marin. director de la
Biblioieca NacionaI. como presideRIe !:
don Manuel Perez BuenO. catedratico
de la Tniversidad Central, secretariO ;
como vocales. los Sres. ortega Mu-
nilla. Vazquez de Mella, Bonilla San
Martin, ID. Miguel Asin y don NOrber
TO Torcal
FL COmit6 Sc ha cOnstitufdO pOr ini-
ciativa del Duncio dc Su Santidad, mon
senior RagOnesi. -
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Los Jefes del Sindicalismo Parisien
Contra los Exaltados
Un Documento Sienifcativo

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Eaif sifadn a,ls~ iAltsaussss o. siias
E,lassFisins. ssssriase f,slatia. o. glr
las assasisis@ rsiusnns tis huu rssiiae
~ laissstas ~ asiAriisa. uss lsesietslnn,
81 b ssailfa . las rasaniias a. sNiln
fagafNilr use las fs'-,,lasienss astiras
- sissan ndsg,iafs~' nnas gre cssunae ~
,als,.ia lmsur lr,msslluinmruir ae las nili
laa,luiu~ q ~ nrtoN
s,ruinas aelss NJ laimil,io a. hnel.
: rsarsa. a euai sseepre Que - le
lele raaasear ioao "a rslsr r,voluclo.
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