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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-21
Broadway Methodist

Sunday school, 9:45 a. M, Geo.
r. Poulter, superintendent.
Preaching IL a. M. 1.-The Duty Ct
Getting Mad" by Ashley Chappell.
Intermediate League. els p. m.
Mrs. c. c. Hancock. leader,
Senior League, 615 p. m, Lucy
Jones, president.
Preaching, 1880 p. m, by Ashley
Chappell.
The public is cordially invited to
attend all services.
Ashley Chappell, Pastor.
Jesse c. Thompson. Asst. Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-21
CHURCHES


Sunday school at 10 Il. m. c. w
Aston, superintendent.
Sermon at IL o'clock by the pastor
Subject Jesus the Magnetic Power
of Men," r. -sS&H3nlI
Epworth League meets at $50 p
m. No finer bunch of leaguers in
the city.
Sermon, Sunday evening at 1880
Jesus, the Leader of Men.
Good music, and hearty welcome
Ia all.
r. $. Stratton, Pastor
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-21
First Christian


(Broadway and a Streets
9:45, Sunday school, ]. II. Mason,
superintendent. Glasses for all. Every
one welcome. Three hundred wanted.
1900, Sermon by DR.. Bruce Brown,
He Loved the Church"
3:30. Junior &. T..
$3.50, intermediate c. +.
$40, Senior c. +.
1880, Sermon by Or. Brown, The
Handwriting on the Wall"
Prof. Thoophilus Fiu will sing al
these services and will direct the
chorus.
Revival meetings continue.
Crayton $. Brooks. Minister.
Firsi Presbyterian
"-'ndav school at 9l5 a. m.
Meeting of session at l0:45 a. III.
l-,.bLc worship at II a. m.
Junior Endeavor at p. m.
Christian Endeavo. at $3.50 p. IN.
Evening worship t. 1880.
\ cordial invitation is extended 10
the stranger In our city.
Chas L. Weith. Pastor.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-07
SHANKS out OF
STATE, POLICE THINK

II at Eden Shanks, oolored, who
killed John Hammond, l.. & n. track
foreman, has left the state, is the
opinion of the police, who have been
CT the watch for clews leading to his
whereabouts for some time, and that
he lost no time in making his escape
from the city is assured He was
rot in Richmond most of the day one
week ago Friday, when he committed
the fatal assault, as vas reported,
and certain officers whr have been
making efforts to apprehend him are
positive that this information was
given out for the purpose of placing
Shanks in the role of one not worried
over the situation, and that mean
while he was putting great distance
between himself and Richmond. 1t is
not believed that he boarded the mid
night train at Berea, as was report
cd, since officers there were notified
of the murder, and they always work
hand in hand with local officials, and
the latter feel assured that Shanks
made an overland trip in order to
get out of Madison county, at least.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-07
BIG ENROLMENT
AT EASTERN NORMAL

1t is very evident that the enroll
ment at Eastern Normal for the
comingl term of school will be very
extensive, owing to the big list al
ready in, and which is ever increasing
The enrolment promises, together
with those already on the roster, to
tax the capacity of the institution in
the way of quarters, and it is fortu-
nate the new dormitories will soon
be provided. The work will start very
soon. H2.4
The various departments Of the col
lege promise to resume with one of
the largest PERSONALS of instructors
in its history, as we'll as one of the
biggest number of students. The past
year has been eminently successful.
and will go on record as one of the
foremost in the state. The records
will show the large list of graduates
and that several hundred have taken
up social studies there.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-07
CUPID'S RIGHT BOWER

Just as County Judge w. K. Price
was entering machine to go to the
Berea fair Thursday morning, he was
halted by a young man, Holt Good
rich of Berea, and informed that his
services were desired for few min
utes. When asked what he wanted, the
young man replied, al want to get
married, and want you to marry me" "
Judge Price, who had been "molest cd''
in g like manner the day before while
hearing a case said something about
some Regulation upon the part OF
Cupid; then went to his office and
found Miss Grace Davis together with
a number of the members of her fam
lily awaiting the officiating party. The
knot was soon dispersed and all de-
barted, but, strange to say, all were
in attendance at the fair all day.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-07
LOCAL HOUND GOES
TO WALKER KENNELS

C. w. Lanter has contributed t.
the noted Woods Walker fox hound
kennels, since he has disposed of an
unbrollcn puppy IL months old to the
well known breeder at Paint Lick.
The consideration is reported by Mr..
Lanter as 500. The dog is said TO be
of d good strain and will add mater
tally to the list of Mr.. Walkers,
which is attracting much attention at
jhis time throughout the country.
Mr. Lanter, in speaking of the in
fluenza attack among dogs, states
that a liberal splinkling of sulphur
in their kennels, and especially their
beddings, is beneficial, and also ad-
vocates this manner of protection
against influenza. His advice is be-
ing followed by a number of other
dog owners.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-07
FORMER RICHMOND MAN
DIES IN COLUMBUS, o.

Friends ana relatives were grieved
to hear of the death of Nicholas M.
White in Columbus, Ohio, August z.
The body was. brought to Richmond
August and laid to rest. Surviving
are his wife, daughter, Mrs. Lucy
f. Mcdonald, two grandchildren, lsa-
belle and Coin Mcdonald, and two
brothers, Henry A White, of Lexing-
ton, and Daniel White, of Danville,
Ill. Mr.. White was born and reared
in Richmond and spent all his life
here until six years ago, when he
moved to Columbus with hih daughter.
He was a blacksmith here, practicing
all his life. and was always respected
and liked by all who knew him. He
was faithful member of the Meth
odist Episcopal church, South, in this
city for over sixty years, and we
know he has gone to receive the re-
ward he we'll deserved, for he was at
all times his "brOther'S keeper" and
ready to lend a helping hand. The
dear ones left behind have the sincere
sympathy of the entire community
and we hope God will give them COM
fort in their great hour of sorrow. ~
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-07
TAX ON BUSINESS
IS GIVEN AN AIRING
More Attacks Made By Small
Dealers Who Are Furnished
With Explanation

The city license tax was the sub
ject of another discussion Thursday
night at the regular meeting of the
city council, there being a number of
complaints regarding the amount of
taxes paid, and Mayor Evans, as well
as other city officials, was asked rela-
tive to the liability of a change. The
first to complain was a small restau-
rant keeper, asserting that he had
but few hundred dollars invested,
but paid more than some of the great
er business establishments where
thousands of dollars fere invested. He
was given an outline of the lax list,
and admitted that together with his
restaurant he sold cigarettes and also
maintained small soda fountain.
These all come under different heads,
and each is taxed. This is the cause
for the high rate paid by small deal
er of this character. Should he have
thousands of dollars invested in any
of the same lines, OF all of them for
that matter, he would not be compell-
ed to pay more tax, and he could not
see the consistency of it. He was in
formed by the mayor that, according
to the list of his business, there was
no relief in sight, at least for the
present, since the law on this could
not be changed, and the official adj
mitted that it looked upfair in a way.
However, the tax list was represented
by several lines sold by the restau-
ranter, hence he was assessed. 1t is
the same oil dstory at the meetings,
it being the milliners of the city,
some Of whom declared they were
charged as much for selling a single
ostrich feather as others were for
maintaining an extensive business.
The ordinance was drawn up after
careful consideration and al lines
were given special attention, and the
arrangement in many cases is said to
be very satisfactory, although the
above is the 'steenth of series of
complaints made since the new law
became effective.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-07

the county are of the belief that there
will be quite number of additional
teachers added to the list in Madison
county as a result of the event, mad
that much benefit will result. The spe
cial examinations are being held
throughout this section of the state
as a result of the petition of the coun-
ty superintendent acquainting the
superintendent of public instruction
with the fact that there were ,lany
vacancies.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-07
OLD TIME teachers
TAKING EXAMINATION

There is goodly number of teach
ers who have not been in a school
room for a number of years taking
the special examination at the Cald'
we'll school, the meeting being for
the purpose of furnishing additional
instructors for the schools of this and
other counties if possible. The grade
papers will be returned as soon as
possible with the intention of filling
the quota in the very near future.
The examinations, which were book
ed for the court house, were trasferr-
ed to the school bulldog, owing to
the noise from the street caused by
the improvement work. The officers Of
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-07
BCt ARE OF LEAKS

Before canning test should be
made for leaks in a screw top jar
by placing The top on the jar without
a rubber, according to the home
economics department, college of ag-
r;culture, Lexington. If the thumb
nail can be inserted between top and
glass the top is usually defective.
Place rubber and top in position and
screw down lightly. Pull rubber from
,.osition. Release.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-07
CLASSIFIED ADS.

VISIT ohio and Indiana while the
crops are growing. Sec our wonderful
crops of corn. tobacco. clover, alfalfa.
bluegrass. etc. Write for free price
list of farms. Can suit you in any
size. price or location. Johnson and
Beatty, Greenvillc, o. 1SS s IN
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-07

GENTS Suits pressed 40 cents. Hill
and Mattingiy, over Western Union.
1&S 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-07

LOST-Red heifcr, $50 pounds, be
tween stock pens and Red House, Mon
day night. Notify Fred Whitaker. at
Red House, and receive reward 1SS So
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-07

LOST-An umbrella and pair of silk
white hose at depot or in transfer car.
Return to Box 1913. Crab Orchard. ky..
and received reward. 1873
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-07

. W.ANTED-Boy over 16 years old.
Apply at Richmond Greenhouses. 1888
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-07

LOST-'Two Red Duroc yearlinS sows
last Friday. NJ. G. holland. phone
1904. -Four Mile Pike. 1S6
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-07

FOR SALTc-SeVen Hampshiredown
bucks: a. few Poland China boars and
two ponies. James w. Waeers. Rich
mond, Ky. 1SJ 8
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-07

BARGAINS IN TYPEWRITERS
For quick sale. a No. l.. c. Smith
typewriter. In splendid condition;
double length carriage. back spacer. >
color ribbon: and latest improvements
For price and terms call Virgins a the
Daily Register Office. 1855
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-07

FOR SALE-DodGe runabout. good as
2gS 1856
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-07

Albert Spalding himself recently
took part In test of the New Edi-
son 8 Realism. at New York City. He
played in direct comparison with the
RE-CREArroN of his performance by
the New Edison. Mr.. Henry Hadlcy.
one Of the jury of the three distin-
guishsd musicians who listened from
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-07

FOR SAI.E-A couple of good milk
COWS. Dan Wallace, Waco, Ky. 1S5 Sp
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-26

las leyes". Algunas de estas c.,sas no
Son mas que vaguedades: pcro q pro-
glstnia eiiteao feeiela biienis ihte;ieio les
IL el reconscilpientojde qde lscs nensSi-
tai haeer,-algd ! s1as obligaes6fi de la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-26
Postal de Washington
Los indios en- Esta-
dos lJnidos

Pedro Henrfquez Ureia, escritor do
Eminicano que hasta hace meses profes6
l"Literatnra Espanola.: en- Ia Iiliyersii;
dad de MinesSta, pm ia setlsel nIiIaero
lde r.La Refor1nia Iiiie espero, aihi
soInero estudio sde los tflttodds doeens
tes en- EstadSs Indies cuya iectnra
lsera proFechosa quienes en- mlestras
tierras tropieales Green que toao 10 que
| lfrllctihca en- Estados, Unidos es excelen
Ite i por tatfto Iiuimitable , superior a 10
lnuestro. De esa sunisi6n ' por la So
berbia sinherente ae la fnerza, SAGA ell
Fnorte-americano que su prodigioso pro-
greso mecanico es una ciyilizaci6n, u
y Ia supremacfa de su raza y cultnra
len America.
FL ilustre humanista citado escribe
en- ese estudio a prop6sito del indio EN-
Estados Enidos: mo Sc traBajo seria-
mente por adaptar al indio la civil
|lizaei5n anglo-sajona, ) acaso haya 81
do ventajosa la desfdia el insnrrecto
indfgena no ha aprendido fabricar
naquinas. pero ha conservado su cultus'
ra auf0ctona Y Traditional, sobre todo
su mtisica ' sus artes plasticas, hon
damente interesantes..
Del indio en- Estados Unidos, es de-
cir de 10 que resta de la raza que po-
bIaha IL America y que tanto espanoles
como sajones exterminaroD POGO sa-
ben, en- verdad, auienes yisitan las gran
des cindades de la Union, como no
sea, en- pelfculas cinelnatogrificas en-.
ferias de Saratoga eI espectacnlo del
indio. NADIA cuenta en- la vida fumultuo-
sa Y formidable de la demoeracia nor
te-ameficana. ! hsl, cuandO Sc ie exhiBe
como elemento pintoresco en- la panta-
lIa. 10 misno que al japones o al
iiiexicano auienes les socaa les aapet
les repugnantes en- tales escenarios. le
huniIla Ia prepotencia del yanki blans
co.
Cuando los Reyes belgas visitaron
en- este otofo el Oeste, les mostraron8
indios en- sus aldeas ! tolderias con
sus trajes tradicionales les bailaron dan.
zas de mas rancio abolengo y mas in
tehsidad espiritual. que esas que la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-26
Sordera y Ruidos en- Ia
Cabeza. i ], ,..,@

tytEJ ~ s1.iNT ;lI6. - 8.fit tf,f4-a
81 padece usted de este, vaya
donde cualquier farmacia y pida
CONCENTRATED SOURDAL. Gu
70 preciO es AIS por lata. Este nue.
vo remedio produce una cura casi
'siempre Immediate " sus prontos
efectes una sara peyRpaRente Pc
netra en- los sitiOs dOndei Sc asienta
el dolOr y ha realizado curaciones
completas en- muehos casos, en- que
Sc habian perdido las esperanzas.
81 su dreguista aun no .ha lrecibido
el SOURDAL, no acepte ningun
sustituto, y 81 enyie un giro postal
para que le sea proporcionado di-
cho medicamentO, ",S0URDAL
DISTRIBUTING CO. 3S, STA
TION ROAD, CROYDON, SU-
RREY, ENG, y recibira un pa
quote por correo. a su direction.
=
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-26
frisolidad encumbrada copia hoy de 10
esclayos africanos de aver.

lfriEelidad encumbrada copia hoy de 10
iesclayos africanos de aver.
/ Algunos datos estadfsticos del In
Iforme aruaI del Comisario para 10,
/ | Asuntos de Indios, da a estos actua
lidad reIativa 10000, con carta de ciu
ldadanfa, siryieron bajo la bandera dc
Estados Unidos en- la guerra europea
Hay S4,922 pifos indios de edad esco
lar de ellos 6O,sS9 asisten los plan
ifteles poblaei0n total india de Es.
itados Inidos es de sss, ,7O2 ! de estos
sssss2 1se, son de sangre pilra. En- el ul-
tinosalIo fiscal 81 tfabaiador ifdio "a
No Sl3 900 900 Ri los tres amos re-
lcientes el Gobierno federal declare a
1Q,956 indios, capaces para poseer tie
rras en- sus tribus, dinero perfecta Ii
bertad, con .todos los derechos ' priyi-
iegios de ciudadanos americanos:. Es-
|te nlimero excede los emancipados
en- un perfodo de diez amos anterior
(1906 19161 ' ''es un hecho de gran
signifcaci6n.
Ell Washington Posts, que 10 apre-
cia asf, agrega:: La polftica del GO
bierno en- cuanto la tutorfa del indio
Ies va fila, y es la mas prudente y jus
ia. Sc piensa dejar al indio en- liber-
tad de acci0n tan pronto como demues-
tire aptitud para manejar sus propios
negoeios. Hay La disposition a facilitar
le el acceso a las cualidades y privile-l
gios de la ciudadanfa".
Los indiOs scompraron aproximada-
mente $4,000, 900, en- bonos de los EN-
prestitos de guerra, IS por cabeza, y
han revelado -patriotisno, progresses
en- la educaci6n, Ia agricultura, i la.
administration ' fomento de sus bic
mes. 81 Comisario de Asuntos indios
Mr. Cato sells, recomienda en- su in.
forme que Sc les considere como same
iieanos autknticos con derecho ! tftulo
a eualquier ciudadanfas.
Paul Bourget, en- su libro 0ntremer,
adfirti6 en- los plut6cratas norte-ame-
ricanos el deseo de tener .ahuelos !,
vale decir, antepasados en- Ia nobleza
de Europa. Pero no todo es snobismo,
algunos fundan su dignidad aristocra-
tica en- el lndio, en- los senores Iegfti-
mos de la terra americana, asf Sc cuen-
tan las gotas de Ia sangre del caeique
Poeahonta, que eorren por las venas
de la ilustre esposa del Presidente VIII
son.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-26

Nnrsn Naak. - a. Iflsrsular
tlas ~ lns Hasnasm t'uaAsa muss ~
nh saxsaairsl sn.ir~ ratsnc.s ssuts~.
sauiss gaasos ron a. mlIlsnas A. e..
acs 'xemnlrnmies-. sssme ~ ~ ila.
ma aunL
i.as fauiesanufrs son unas - mile.
isrs > sns TasiaF~ anos iis MI Iiay
ssslirnares a. Ssssaaires uaieionas ,
exasissinFrs d. essnlaerimicnios ~ en.
'~shauza. slss.ale erandes rniressaaadcs
hasin esxselas a. pArvnlos. De hospi-
TAKES. de- asilos. cir. que peFaeirCrn a
las dislinias cangesianrs. O .lsrssilacio-
Mes. c,ssno tamlsitn ~ dice aqnL
Todo este representa- riqneKa. me-
dios De acci6n, de- inIlnencia = de pro-
lpasansla. rodo ells saeSio a. servi-
clio de una cansa pneie favoreceria
en- meiiha mny considerable. Tor 10
general. 81 sacerdOcio no Is afcionado
las innOvaciones polfticas. sociales
y econ6micas ciertO que. en- ssta re-
NuptaNaA- VI AAeAnAD wv IN EuCEfA laNfAs
80 pedfa des'le los pdlpitos la aboli-
ci0n de Ia esclavitud de los negrOs
pero en- los p'ilpitos del Norte: en los
del Sur se predicaba que ia escl1vitusi
era de iDstituci6n. slivina.
Antes slei habituaI conservatism ceIe
siastico es de verdadera impor'ancia
que de nm aIo ach. Sc este desarro-
llando en has ''persuaciOnes' aneri-
eanas an mOvimieIfto en- pro de IA refor
ma del actual econ6mico social En-
Chicago. hace algunos meses. cuatrO
obispos cat6licOs ppblicaron un notable
programa, del cuai he dichO ago en-
ma de estas cartas !: Notable. y. sObre
it0do a!iidable, pOF no ser.socialfstico.
Los. cuatrO preladOs no piden la aeci6n
del Estado mas que para esttblecer,
temporalmente, el jornal mfnimo; Y
para estimular al capitalismo a insti.
truir Ia ';democracia Industrial" este
es, La participation del obrerO en- los
beneficiOs del capital y en- el gohierno
Ide las industrias. Denunciar los incon
lvenieEtes de las fOrtunas exceSiyas V
recomiendan, en- contra de 6IloS, los
altos iTnpuestOs Y Ia modification de
! IA sslaci6H soAre las hereneia cosas
iAf a;sA sfsi SIas @rtaye1 e1ia0 individnali sta
IN q5le If xistqa yiasen ale9lnas. nacones,
don, .grados distintos de eficeneia.
Il Luego, han tornado Ia palaara los
Su Asamhlea General
M iSfbntpti0 nm IiFogra may ems Ell cual
1Efk aiA oala distfii,tleddoadtl e,ftaitdtiya tie
HA fidhlTsgsiG nj elinifiiias.ioti de Id il,di5
IE{fusia, la15esAipaenta6f4nn del giabajo
industrial femeniho, laaprohibitiaao del
Atrahaies de los niilos.- ell arhitraie. y la
Hfolciliaci0n en- las disputas indGstiia-
HIS, MI q q. s 1 " pdP iaeiaaqs '
EHn esplritu cristiano en- Ia actifnd de
Ia soc:elad cs,anto a los que faltan a
las leyes. Algunas de estas c,sas no
son mas que vaguedades: pcro q pro-
eg1snia seiiteao feifela sBIslias ihteaeifo les
|Ei el reconecimiento}de que iscA neessSi-
Etaf haeers-algd ! efas obligae:6fi de la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-26
CORRESPONDENCE De HEW YORK


lie,s~aa rsvsaa,r.ua a. ~suass,.air
eoe ~ hnrA.
tlas aNteaislMs ssl.sssamlFs oalmsstan
maS ~ cum~lo a. snag.es. - aun
rirwlnt dirarlaa al rArro. sy~ualssssla
m selaal rquiiAsiee gnfa = alsero
''qnr - haea anlEssonrr-.alre--ai IN.
srFs~ y Al airidenAo- Qne les saplia-
iisias lEairn -cn los Efssnios. , - run
Dos lHaorrns aislaaos "rSsmo mesiie a.
llrEar = la gnsticia Industrial = d.
elncar'6n en iss prcsxlimieu,as DE-
mocsaskos~ y cue ~ a. T.arsr a los
sEalaajadores an los lpcilrlr5os ; rn Ia
dirzri5n De los eSiallecimicntok
Tamhien ha elalborado mn prsgrama
el Cangncso Federal de las iEesias.
que repreSellta a ~ millones D. Gre
yentes-: programa en- RI cslal pide--
como los meiodisias--que Fl jsrlial se
antepOrga al dividendo: y. adeRlis. que
sc recargnen los impnestos a IA genfe
RIGA: "a creaci6n de consoles iniastria
les--cODso los que "a fnncionan en In
glaterra y aquf-eompuestOs d. Olre-
/ rOs Y dc delegadOS del capital. para ad-
ministrar los establecimientOs la
igualdad del hOmbre y de la mujer.
En- este prosrama hay algo especial
para Ia pOblaci6n de color. Sc pide
para ella parques y Otros lugares de
recreo. buenas escuelas, igual jOrnal
que 81 de los blancos por igual tarea,
cortesfa y facilidades en los via.es, vi
viendas adecradas, hygiene, protection
de la policfa e igualdad ante la ley.
Como Sc We. en- 10 que coinciden ca
! t6lieos. presbiterianOs. met0distas Y ,el
conseio Federal de las Iglesias es en-
10 que el Obrero debe tener parte en-
+. los beneficios Y en- el gobierno de los
establecimientOs industriales. como
1estO Sc puede> intituir sin necesidad de
que 10 .lispOngan las leyes, como Sc ha
inStitufdO va en- muchas emprasas in
glesas v americanas, 81 el personal ecle
/. siastic0 concentra su esfuerzO en- una
vigorOza propaganda para traer me.
jora, contribuira bastante a hacerIa
/! !prevalecer. A los ObreroS, no nay que
sconvencerlOs; nj tampocO los capita
istas inteligentes modernistas. a. tie
men va Ia "democracia Industrial" en-
sus eInpresas. Otros consergadores
J rutinarios, que no hacen case de dis
cnrsos hi libros nj de peri6dicos, pro
bablemente Sc dejaran impresionar por
Hos. sermones; en- los cuaies Sc les ex--
Eplicara que no Sc trata de una rcforma
para destrnfr los fundamentos del pre
sente regimen lecon6mfed Social, siilo
de una para resguardarlos, .por la COO
peracion entire patronoiss ' braceros e
inpedir eI adsenimiento de un socia-
lismo franco-germanico de un comu-
nismo g la moda nisa.
Seguira habiendo libertades indivi-
duales derecho de propiedad Y este
es 10 que importa, por .sas consccuen-
cias Sen 10 eeQn6mic0s EN- Id potftico v
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-26
A los duefios de Cinemat6grafos de la Isla.
inMUY IMPORTANTEM

N El da Is de mes de la neche har la exhib
ci6n Official de la Eeicula "cHRSTVS, el Salon de
proyeccones de los PIP Redentosas Ilesa de Puerta de
TERRA. ~ fa f@ s&s%k ~ A ~
todo los duehos de Cnemat6graos de la Isa les
vara invacion personal por pero aguno de eos
la recbese puede socarla de la ofcna de aGALERIA
COLORADO, Apartado 10, San JUAN p r.
Es imporante este requisite porque sin d permraE
La entrada sac s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-26

Seguira habiendo libertades indivi-
duales J derecho de propiedad este
es 10 que importa, por .sgs sconsccuen-
cias Sea 10 .eeon6mico. en- id poiitico v
en- 10 moral. Sa u \ 4s-SAs