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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-07
.AMP|C0 week HAS
MANYATTRACT|0NS
Jordan Piano Company to Give
Series Of Music Fstes
November 10.

"Ampioo Week. 10 comingi TAat
meaMs . whole week Of opportunities
" enjoy the great piano artists Of
the World. In their pisying ~ repro
dueed on the Ampico. A. sussts Of
the Jordan Pisao Company. the pub
lie Of washinston u invited to at
tend one or several Of the foliowins
events to hs given ssch day during
the week Of November 10.
Ampioo Week 10 November 1920.
Bestdes the program Of musleaiss at
various places there win be daily
and evening rsSitals at the Palace
ThsatsS, and daily rseitAis at 8
o'clock at the Jordan Ampico studios.
Thirtsshth and @ strsstA
Tho following special concsrts are
being arranged for. the locations TO
be announced later;
Monday. November 10. lecture and
recital by Henry souvsine, . gifted
New York pianist and Ampico artist
Tussdsy. 3;so o'clock. educational
day for teachers and students at the
Ampico Studios at Jordan's. with .
program OF the classics. romantieists
and modsrns. given by the worlds
great pianists. on the Ampico.
Wednesday. luncheon at the City
Club, with Ampico music and q So
ioist. Miss Frances schsrssr. soprano.
who will be accompanied BY the Am
pico.
Thursday. luncheon at the Kiwanis
Club At I o'clock, with the Aihpieo ana
Miss scherger ~ soloist
Thursday evening, special feature
recital at Masonic Auditorium Al
SAG. Here It will be interesting "a
hear Levitski play the Sixth Hun
gartan Rhapsody OF List and then
listen to the amazing tAchn ique of
LEO Orhstein. Henry souvaine, an
the desh," will play. talk of these
music mysteries and share with the
Amptco In giving his own interprs-
tstton OF one movement Of the Tschai
kovsky concerto. b nat minor.
Two other soieists viii really ap-
pear. Elsa Raner. violinfst, will bs
accompanied BY Frttz Kreisler on tins
Ampico. and Frances Scheruer, 20
prsno. Will give tho aria "viss,
d'Arts" from Puccini's ''rosca" and
the "Wiil O. the Wisp" OF Spross "a
the composers accompaniment on the
Ampico.
Friday, probably at Central High
School or some other equally i'm.
portant location, a iecture-recital will
be given.
Saturday evening will close the
week with q dinner at the Willard
Hotel. attended by special AmpIco
music.
Some idea Of the scope OF this e,ab
crate program may be had from the
fact that at the educational recital
on Tuesday Afternoon At Jordah's one
may compare on q single program
Carl Friedberg. Olga Street. Clarence
Adler. Godowsky. Henrion, Richard
Buhlig, Arthur Rubinetein, Levitski,
and RachmaninoR. the latter playino
his own famous Prelude. in c shirp
minor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-07
CONCERTS
EIGHT FAMOUS VICTOR ARTISTS.

ChUknH TAmVO0 S1SION AfGIISTSs
At Polls Theater this evening
eight famous Victor artists will pre-
seat q program unique in musical in
terest because OF the prominence Of
the artists and because they seldom
appear in public.
The artists to be here in person
are Henry Burr, tenor: Billy Murray,
teuor-comedian: Albert Campbell,
tenor; John Meyer. baritone: Frank
Crexton, basso; Monroe Silver, monol-
ogtst; Fred Van Fps, banjoist; Frank
Banta, accompanied and pianist.
The local Victor music dealers
under whose auspices the artists are
presented, announce the following
program: Baritone and bass duet,
mot in a Thousand Years." John
Meyer and Frank Croxton; "Cohen
Stories and Songs" Monroe Silver;
Just Like Il GYPSY" by Sterling
Trtp. Campbell, Burr and Meyer;
Down South" banjo solo, Frank Van
Fps; BLUE Diamonds" tenor solo,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-07
Farrar and Garden
Due Here This Week
In Concert RecitaLs

Two picturesque prima donnas of the opera will pro-
hide feast for eye and in the weeks concerts with
Geraldine Faar in recital Wednesday afternoon and
Msry Garden on Friday afternoon 1t will be small taste
M opera too for both artists have included several i'm
porant opera aias from their repetoes and though the
,osumes may be faithful to the roles, there is not
shadow of doubt but the costumes will be food for con-
versation.
But wnsome "Gerry' and statuesque "Mary" do not
hold the field alone This evening the Eight
Famous Victor Artists" will hold carnival OF song and
daughter at Polls giving the Emusic in the home patron
chance to know how their popular records first came
into beng-n the songs of these artists
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-07
CONCERT CALENDAR


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- yr'sAg tysENfry q.Ifsh
osSyss, as.s SssISs., flsstss
IN TSssssy. tysvPeilStAs
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ss h,,EIsa{| SSss.s, 'sas'~ ~i'A
H. vhussdsy. sis--Apse,Al
Ampiee Recital Mssaais xS9i.
tsfipm. AEpiso wesll artists
WI ~ Asasd - sdsiiisp 20 the
real 4ppsafsAes Of Hsnsy ses-
vNiue, hlsntstI Frapsss sShSrvSs,
; s;ss::a'' and ms H.a'' ''sl
~. Friday. }:ss--ysis4s HAN,
SSL"KsN:ah TkSsSsr.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-07
MARY GARDEN-FRIDAy.

Mary Garden, the popular sopran'
of the Chicago Opera Company. vii
be heard the only time this season
ut the National Theater next Friday
afternoon, November IL. at 4:30. IN
der the management Of Mrs. Wilson
Greene. This concert will Be the
opening one OF the Artists Course.
Miss Garden shines brightly as . con-
cert star. and her series Of triumphs
with the Chicago Opera Association
has not eclipsed her brilliant success
ses on. the concert stage.
Miss Gardens program will include
one air from "Tosca" tPuccinD: a
selection from LA Bohene." Of PUG
cini: Lullaby" from "Joaelyn" God
ard), with cello: AT from MEMS
tofele" (Boito), and q group Of French
songs.
Seats now on sale at Mrs. Greene's
concert bureau in Drops. Thirteenth
and G streets.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-07

PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA.
The famous Philadelphia Orchestra.
Leopold Stokowski, conductor, an
nounces Ave concerts for Its WASH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-04

ron SALE VY OWNER
ono of the incest % room huugaInsg Boo
Tulsa. loratcd IN lrytnE Place. some tnrms
'alI psagN tl6s or OsaEc Jgei
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-04

wANTrp--rO HtN 30
VAST ~ buy mahuEau. ufn,e ,u,rs
can p4aEo ttN'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-04

FOR SALE Wy OwNFR
ono ~ the nlnt.t 9-roo'u punralows In
ru'ra. located iu lrv.ng Place SOME tcrruf
can Usage il6N or psaEc aert
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-04

ron SALE nv OWNER g~ysr room
bungalow HiEh aoutheast oorn'r, lprk
Hll Addition, some terms. can Cedar
1914
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-04

wNNIrp-IO RENr 81
WANTED tIfurf thirr light huuHoNoruIuF
rooms uf apartments by man ana wife
BuE H.I. % World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

h'htN't tth NNlt ~
ACREAGE FOR sNIE.Fiur suhurbau
home, well improved four room plastol ed
house. we'll, barn, chiCkon house. 40
ffuit tfcrs. an fenced. priced night Tor
gutDk sale. Phone Usage l6D-.
ron BALE--By owner. 49, 50 or 100
nufrs tWo miles Eout heaht OF BiEby, ali
IN ArknnAaA river bottom. no overflow
no better corn cotton OF alfalfa land In
state. Inquire NJ. J. Hickey, Bihby. Okla
Route ].
fGR SALE 80 acres land northeast Or
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-04
See j. j. Madden
About the Fol-
lowing

One new five-room bungalow on
North Tacoma street, with oak floors,
built-in features. tiled bathroom,
Pullman breakfast room; basement
14x20 feet. Priced at $500: terms
One five-room bungalow on North
Union street, full size lots. all oak
floors. built-in features, French
doors. ivory finish with mahogany
trimmings; basement and combina-
tion furnace; garage lexis feet, deep
well of soft water; Is peach trees
and other fruit on lot; priced TO
sell at $1,000, with terms.
One siX-room story and ore-half on
South Elwood and four rooms down
stairs. two rooms upstairs; cellar
deep we'll OF solft water: garage:
frui, trees and fine shade; fun size
lot, priced at $4,000. one-half cash.
One nve-room bungalow on South
Cincinnati, with all oak floors. built
in features. large rooms with high
ceilings, fireplace. cellar; garage and
fine shade. about $500 will handle
this
we have several higher priced
properties listed. including a new
seven-room bungalow in the Sacred
Heart parish district, oak floors
throughout. French doors. fireplace.
tiled bathroom, breakfast room,
numerous built-in features, hot
water heat, large cellar: two-ca-
garage with servants quarters, ce-
ment walks and drive, tiled porch
floor; lot 50Xli0 feet. complete
home and cannot be duplicated for
The price asked.
II you want vacant property We have
several good lots, nicely located, foy
price and terms, call
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
nOI sEs rOR sALl

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOUSES FOR SALE 81
/ uLLCi~ ADDITION COON uuuEn'
J low, hardwood floors 80 utIug and din-
T ing room. msutcI uullt.tp features.
/ s,roeued in back porch lot i0NloO. $4,000
/ Floon cash call 'cdar lt.o
. HEl.L\lEW ADDITION A-room modern
bungalow. good we'll fun lot one block
] of 10Th ST.. block of car line, iii5C,
81 600 cash Cail cedar 1890.
| IHlLLCREsr ADDlTiOS--5-r room modern
bungalow breakfast room, hardwood
/ noort, two mantels, built-in features.
! French doors, basement, cast front $3.50.
good terms. call Cedar 1850.
| KENDALL ADDITION -Two-room house
on valuable lot Just or the Hiucrest
| ADDITION. f22O0. 1850 caah. can cedar
| CROsBIE HEIGHTS
/ siy-room modern hungalow. on 2 Olympia.
/ This ia your chance TO get a cloHe-in bun
/ floors. mdntei and fun size lot. Cedar
PRICE $4,000
Eight rooms. on pavement n wheelins,
/ house In dandy repair, east front fun Size
/ lot has garage. terms $500 cash. balance
800 pcr month. Cedar 1909.
PRICE $4,000
Eirtt.room. 2-story modern home so
blocks from post offlco This Will make
YOU dandy Investment, good terms. Ce-
last ADMIRAL DUPLEN
i5ltO
sts-room duplex modern, basement This
can be had it9r tlSoG cashs balance ~
GOOD HOME
| East Third, 1900 block, 7-rooms, modern.
two stories. $3.50 Will handle. Phone
Usage H'th-
GOOD HOME OR GOOD IN ESTMENT
paved street. bringing good rent Price
s. ooo. Phone Usage a71s.
| IRNING PIACE-Dandy 5-room 6unga-
tow mantcl. hardwood floors bult.n
features. buffet bookcases, kitchen csb,-
ret and pantry Fun size lot Price
s7bo0-Hesutiful bungalow, with every
convenience six rooms and breakfast
oak floors, ivory finish. butlt.in features.
/ ..car garage. Cash $4,000. Cedar II.
/ Lind GiloH 90
IPAKKHILL DUPLEX room duplex.
| lot price s. 500. with e.. 500 cash cedar
n. Lnd Giles co
EAST SIDE -sa0 600 with $500 cash, buys
good i.room house on good street Full
size lot Lind-Giles 60. cedar u.
FOR SALE -Close-in i-room modern bun
galow. basement 1o0vl5o corner Tot
| $3.50, $1,000 cash. r. j. rhelan Usage
/ VERN STATION .SicS level acre tract
! 3-room hourc well, fruit chicken wire
| fence, close to car line 5000, 5000 cash
-. ~ '"'''" ''''k' '.'" .--....----......--
/ pANpY i.room bungalow. good Won of
> water east front; corner lot. rlor" Co
/ car lime. Tor $4,000, $500 cash balance
| IKE rent an E.loN, LltaGe '-.
Will my HSS!n Pay cAsu for vacant
or Improved Tulsa property. Sec u
. EHtcN Aot Noh'nsCn illlE bpEr 3D.
! HEAItrtFIrI .-r,,v, tury.tc,, tb,r-
/ ourhIy modern corner Int paycnopt Al
/ most Maid rpIr1Iil i,,.tl.p f,r .yh.ot
| church and tars $50 cash 81 500.
I
DfttSc 1a,rc ali Brl i"nsr I55.
|
] ~ \ N','M "uhk"'"W. "7h H'"r+ 5000
! n,,ul'' lan.. larE% basement ,ninu'nt llnn
/ 81. 100 cash. balance 500 per month office
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-04

WELL. located piece OF traCkage on Katy:
paved street gas. water and sewerage
available 7. ". Subert Phone Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-04

FOR YALE. Diamond. one fuli Karat blue
white. bHrrHtn 10 HYld Immediately, 'aHh
onI, In,satIztto. Address osb %, care ~
world
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-04

FiNTt'REs- SHOW cases. derks. chalfH,
registers check writers. stools. scales.
refrfaofAtora meat hi1rkr. eir. Will coll.
buy rent " trade. 30 " First phons
Cedst g0t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-04

ron RENT IN DESNEH COLORADO
We arc going 20 California this aJWmfr
and viii rent our uiuo.fnom completely
furnished house. located on tith avenue,
near tity PARK. tn responsible patty fur
July references required. ~ Interested Ht
dIcsH w & Atkins 1894 HHkr street.
Denver Colo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-04
rnAckAan ANn INnrsrnIAL 3,

BUSINESS corner suitable for all pur-
poses 1box14O feet; handy to post office
dopots, freight houses and trackaEe. only
three blocks from Third and Main streets
Phone Usage g66l ". J. Henry, exclusive
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-04

sOpN Fountain ami huttcrkist popcorn
machine almost now, Will hc Hold thohp
on account N dis,ontinuInE business lO'
Main call psuRC $3.50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-04

CONCRETE mixers. whcclbarrows,
hoisting engines. buck cages. der
riCks. air comprcAsors. gas ana gas
niine engines, electric motors and
generators Osugo EtE5. Jdmos a.
Bo1 Tulsa, Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-04

WANTED Attachments for Eureka va
tuum cleaner Phone itOi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-04
$1,000

\ beautiful new two-storv home,
within walking distance of the city,
seven large rooms, living room
across The entire front. extra large
dining and breakfast room and a
kitchen that is complete in every
respect, basement with both inside
ana outside entrance; three large
ana airy bed chambers with roomy
closets, This home has hardwood,
floors throughout. beautiful decora-
uons and light fixtures ana all up
,"-Gal' FEATURES. This property WAS
ou'Il Tor home ana is priced to sell.
Good terms
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-04
nisi>rss PROPERTY

HtSlNEsH corner. suitable Tor all pur-
poses. lb0Klto feot handy 60 post ottiro
dcputH freight houses ana trp,kago. only
ihrcc blocks from Third and Main strrcts
Phone Usage 9ttl. N j Henry, exclusive
Hgrnt
GOOD pasture fur cattle ono mile north
uu the Thomas plHtc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-04

"a SPECIAL KODAK and case liess ko.
dak g. ga lens t,i. CAV atl haS'
rldr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-04

r-.-.. FURNITURE PACKERs
/ ENperienccd men. lowest prices, pro.rnt
/ service bwhop Anderson, 224 r.
| FOR SNLE-Hy owner suite ar9rtment.
floors. good electric n,tnrr.. ut,cy dc.
ana drivswaN large cemcn, o1acn,ant and
ho,hc and b ct. fs5 ror one .u.,o ard ss
lhEr. priced right. terms. would consider
smaller property or vacant lot rhanr
FOR SALE .-On y Firccuth ST.. o.room
modern home. corner I0t lnSN7a feet
;IrtISoUeS modern modern and Fg'd nuy fog
security Bldg phonr -lso
BARGAIN t-room bungalow. well dc,a-
rated, garage. well east front block OF
ltncN sld""alks in. $50 cash. so month
FINE HOME. rooms aui breakfast
room, with an huut-in feature. "sk
t|oor1 throufhout beautifully decorated
aud best electric fixtures thIa was built
Lor u home, real bargain AZ s. 100 cash
$500 balance easy can Cousins oaafr
ISL with city Realty lnycstrncn' CO. q
Is I'hIe Manager room g. Nebraska
FOR SALE-Dandy brick anart-
mont with four other good six
room houses on close in corner lot
l00Nl50, income $3.50 per month.
Osagc 9lli-9256.
FOR SALE Five room modern bungalow.
oak doors throughout. good wolf Phane
owner Cedar ii- 8. \ Yorktown
FOCR r,,m- and bath screened .tu
n2rchrf nuilt N teatures hand painted
snd ,cocss lot soSiSo foe, 'T s,s s'',a'"a' wattr
electric ana shsdg located block vest
H. sewS'm YEN "aiion on sand spring,
-. m
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-04

fOR SAIL rsffiEefstora J i'chos
rcfrICerator candy rurc. popcorn ana
psanut machine fish and candy laih, hi.
KINDS second hand farm implement HshI
wagons and UFht wagons Inquire ~
ritoruidt Hotel Mest Tulsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-04

tAUgg reyersibIe reed baby onrrisFc.
slightly used g., 30. 2la y. Nanihn"
after ]
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-04

NEIDtSG OUTFIT second hand cheap
good order Address go a. care Or
World
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PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
ENCiihNGr--WEAL rsr,rr u

SGE-AtTONoNiiE Es 10
WILL trade franklin car on good city
property Cedar la9.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-04

ICE CREAM CONES
Fresh fent 10 any address fur 80 per
I 900 Z o. D. &c. Louis. give Ne uisl.
Federal Cone Co, igis Laston. ~ Louis
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-04
cRosBIE HElGHrs

SiV-room modern bungalow. on = Olympia.
This is your chance TO get a cloHe-in bun
Ealpw In this location. has basement, oak
floors, mdntel and fun size lot Cedar
iOFq
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-04

.ClNCINNArI s.. lO0I--yorner lot 7-room
house and h-room housc. both modern
Phone el2a Inquire ll09 S. Cheyenne
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-04

MANTED- some second hand lumber
inch boards any length aud Width
Phone tGi1
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HOt -ts Ton SNLL 80
FOR SALE-Uy owner l.Iurm bungalow.
sleeping porch. screened in back porch
can De used a. duplex. excellent well
water, garage Tor cars; close In on car
line. / block from school. price 81 700.
81 500 cash. balance like rent. also two
room house nearby. $500. terms Phone
cedar 1ll
OWNER leaving city will sell beautifui
Hncrcgt home. 6-room bungalow. oak
floors, French and mirror doorA. mantcL
built-in featuros, basement. 2-car garage,
chicken house Phone Usage 500
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-04
wA>TTp-REaL ESTATE

WILL BUY AND PAY CASH for vacant
or improved Tulsa property See u. A.
Fstcy, io7 Robinson bldg Usage So.
WANTED--Tu buy S or 8 room modern
house from owner, can pay 81 600 down.
Good mouthly payments Usage 2lo1
NOTES wanted real estate first mort.
gage. or good chatticH Phone Usage
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-09

ses sea an het.ho. Pe.o hay otrn ne
CO. l'ero hay go lecilO a,ie ho es
iRtsilo cleric: la 50! .,larilad die las cha
seS. g'lando una Enr>rsa Sc dcrrnni-
la, se,iiliia entire sis eScombrOS III pa
trOao one estaba Il su7 frente; pero Il
los aair trabajan, ;cr6e.S one n3 les al
CANA el daio? patronos, obrefos. EN-
pleaG0S, entire tOdoS eXiste una so!ida-
ridad estrecha, Sc le pnede Legar :
los !eclos So eneargaran de estable-
Ger Ir vcrdad Y de probar que los pa
tronos 10 'llpgan la miseria s,jn que
los ol1eloS lleglen la desventura"
w. slpGngo que nuestros mis,nGs So
lcialiSias objetardn: "Pero casi tod0s
csos pdStuladOs sollsde SeBt.do 'com1n !!
IQu;GI los mega? .QuiGn desconoce
Ique IL ruina Gel capital alcanza al ira
bajo?". Ftc. etc. Bien. Pcro aparte de
que aceptadas esas premiSas, la pre-
Cicaci6r de la lucEa de classes es in
cOngruante, noes possible nagar que esa
anSia de concor(lia. ese llamamiento a
IA, paz. ese alto. Il la .lucha, nj ha
sido .siempre ell espfritu del socialis!no,
nj eS 10 que Suelen predicar los secia-
liStas que atin conS:deran como dnica
.rma 9.olitica Y fondo ilisuStitdfbie die
Sl .lo%t1'ina la lucha de classes. q
"E,s precise asociar cada dia mas
e;trecl.amente- aiiaee Milleralai- to-
dos los agentes de la pioducci0n Il la
marc ~ del trabajO. a su org::tli.ac. en-,
Il sus resultados; es precise demoStrar
Ia los ohreros que trabajandO por su
industiia trabaian por eilos misn0;.
IA Sc yo que por el momento eStas
ideas 40 estdn lnuy de moaa. Sc pre-
fiere 1anlar de lfuelgas, de huclgas Il
prop5:.to de TOGO Y aun sin pl0p6sito
alguno... CuaSlGo Sc trata, no lie que
IRA clltre los p1eblcs, sino de guerra
entire Ios hijos de la misma naei0n. es
yertI;tl!eramente curioso que liavd quie
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-09

nos 81, tTueSircn d.spi.rStos to .os. los
Gas a d,.sencaaenar- has peo:cS o..'si-
'cas q predlc,r%aIs IN s,no ,t.eniEo l,le
aa ps' cSn JOS ale-l!alies, Ia gsierra en-
tie f.;.neescS
C.iieGosun s0c.aiista de la t,ila y
sign fi:-it .,ia dc MiherLiii IN sae.ia en-
disclIrEir y -hablar eomo ha disenrrido
IS habIado refiri6DdoSe' "a 10 ene tiene
lie ns;ts. esencial Y fundamental ell dog
mn socialista, IN quitn puede eXtrahar
sti. g l.,ernainentalism0 energico, su ac-
tituu ,leciGida ante las .rebeldfas Ge la
masii Y las transgres;ones de Ia ley?
IT rio el mundO tiene derecho i pro-
c,lrar ,Iue triunfen sus ideas, sus CON
cepc ,ite>; pero por los medios legales
No perecen el nombre de repubiicanos
aqueIlos que para hacer truman sus
IDEAS no saeiian mas que en- la fuerza
para n!primir sus eonciudadathlos"
.'1oti;ls las ideas son libres. Todos
tienci. derecho de compare@er az te el
sufra2;o universal e inteptar giliar,o
Y ceuyepeerIo: pere ell dia Ell q. este
pals :ie hbertad y &c legalidad Sc le-
vantI una minorfa, cualquiera que ella
sea. !, dereclla a izquierda, mSten-
III ih2oacr &Hs ideas epOr Ia tacrSd,
P0R * FI'ERZA Sc lie ,RESP0NDE
,2A 4 per Ia FUEFzA SER ( NI'Es-
IRA RAzoN'Y.
En- nm pals en- que los ho,nhrts de
las nvtremas izqnierdas hablan de es-.
Ia s.l;e..e ntta de particular t;ehe qle
pn clos aparezca yinoulada Ii causa
del nr1en.
H., aquf de que modo yiene a resul-
tar cQaio afirn6 al principe ;lc, estas
lfneas, que tenfa raz0n el safor La
Cierva cuando asegnraba que II Fran
cia i.apta triunfado eI sentldo soiIser-
rador. rcro tambien tenfan ra"on los
liberI.ys cuando le repl;caban Glse, ha-
hfan triunfado las ..izquierdas. POSI-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-09
En- el Casino Espahol de Humacao


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ravilloso cuasips aae sc ofTscia > nues-
ira vista, tabrn lac g,ss lacisn tra-
ies rasas. lgIaimcs.se SaScstiwas. va
osrosas. sonrientes: Sstas. Mareut
gertr.in. Madcivia Domingucz. Sara
3ursct, Alejita Lipez, hmsriaa Con-
z:ilez y C2nneima iIornandaz.
Luego vino Ia alegrs confusion d l
aaile... BIAS d. sChitisineo parejas
.ahzaban.
Can unGifroase los colores. Ia son
ci-a', los ranrnellos..2
Y ante mi, dcsflo alegrneents ctro