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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-04
rATTY ARnrCKLE

FAITH AttbatAtaE
porn IN Smith Center. Kansas / n
1887.
Early In his lie HIS pnrenis moved
TO Eanta Ana. California. where Ros-
coc got his only education several
years in the public schools. Moving
later 20 Santa Clara. Arhuckic. sr.
opened a hotel and butcher shop and
Fatty" "a be even then was known.
acted as porter aud delivered meat.
when he was ~ his mother died
and following hts mther's remarringo,
FAtty left home. IN San Joso be
went on the stage" singing iIius-
trated tonrs and doing a clown act
In a n~ickeiodeon.
soon he was playing high grade
vaudeville az long Beach. On the
SAME bill Minta Durfee was appear
INK In The chorus. After n three
week whiriwind Courtship, the two
were married on The stage In 1907
A year later they were IN stock IN
Los Angeles. Roscoe os leading man
and director at $40 q week and
Minia as "a dainty slubrette' at Ses
They returned from a successful
tour Of the Orient IN 1919. hat Fatty
having contracted a cold IN The
philippines mat affected bis singing
/ voice. turned 10 the movies for 9
livelihood. making his first appear.
ance rs an extra with the Keystone
company at 81 a day.
soon he was playing regular parts
For three years he o leading roles
and directed. then organized % com
pany OF his own and for several years
produced HIS pictures,
In 1918 h moved 10 the iAsky lo'
In Hollywood and has been there
ever since, with a contract TO pro-
dnce pictures that nets him ncnfl>
81. 900. 900 yearly. He liyoa TN IA 500
400 home and drives a custOm-huill
car that o $4,000.
For five years he and his wife have
lived apart. she staying IN tho eas'
and living on the $500 @ week Ar
bufkle Is said TO have paid her Fol,
flowing his arrest, his wife rushed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-04

LONpON4Thc famous Elton col
b. now restricted Go younger stu
donts. The athletic committee hos
passed "a resolution permitting mem
hers of the football team TO wrai.
atmnd-up collars.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-04

pa is Tho lost property office
contains an Italian painting Of toe
century which b. Htiil unclaim-
The value of $50, 900 has been
placed on the canvas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-04
WHO THEY ARE

Life Histories Of Fatty Arbuclis and the Girl for Whose Death
he Was Tried.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-04

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 81
Herr are the high spnss IA lie
lives of Roscoe tFatfyl Arhuc-
Me. screen ~cun,rsiinn. And Miss
Virginia Rappf, tho film actress.
for whose denth as a result If a
hotel bnnzc party licrc fnbor
cnf Arbuckic mas tried on u
mansinnEhscr charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-04

Arbueklr's brow was heavy, his
mask wa millng away. Arhucklc, the
nctor. was giving place to the rem
ArAucklr.
"You know he just can't talk
.nbout a." said his Wifc. "No uno
knows whu he has gone through'
no those who watched him b. sccin-
I'd that. regardless of what IA" jury
saws. the woeld's champion throwtr
of ,uftard uicH WIS setting his heaV-
lest punishment.
Whiiv Arbuckis waited nud smoN.
90. hia lawyers. his friends IA his
managers tried To- keep ~ their own
good sp. its aud with considerable
success. They smiled. told countless
stories and engaged in whispered con-
trrCucNs.
But lurk OF q oIi the wish wa
taking its toll.
Arhuckl,s' were not tho only nerve
which were u%luuElc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-04

Chicken Sandwiches and Salads.
Itats. sweets. Dancing Cuilcgc lou
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-04

vous milling crowd in the courtroom
aud corridors. tobacco smoke; p
ucrcd rumorH; hcse n th'fe 2
laughing. pretty Hlrl-thuac were we
sidollghta OF the picture.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-04

~ usi"s the hsralds Classified Ooiamo'
Psons Btb.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-04
Arbuckle Jury
Is Locked Up for
Another Night

nights vigil both staying in the
corridor Just outside the courtroom.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-02-12
SABBATH MADE FOR MAN, NOT WISE VERSA
 COMMITTEE REPORTS

THE HAGUE, Feb. 12 (by Associ- ated Press) An indictment of "b1ue Sunday" advocates was returned in the report, of a committee of the chamber of the Dutch parliament on a bill proposing to forbid amuse- ments, curtail train service, etc., on Sundays.
 "The Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath" said the report, killing the bill. "The closing of the theaters and the prohibition of games would lead many to seek amusement in a less innocent way. The reduction of passenger traffic on Sundays would prevent people who were shut up in close homes and narrow streets all the week from en- toying fresh air and nature on the Sabbath"
The Cordova daily times., 1921-02-12
Eye Witness Tells Of
 Lincoln Assassination
 h Washington 7heater

streets, almost in front of Epiphany church, l met a small squad of cav airy, accompanied by a few military officers and civilians on foot. The band was proceeding quietly and with an evident desire to avoid public mo- t1ce. They were escorting the presi- dents body to the White House.
 There is one other memory of that time of sorrow which I retain vivid ly. On the morning the presidents body began the journey to Spring field 1t was warm, bright and alto gether day best suited to rejoicing, yet all Washington had come down town to see the funeral procession. Processions, normally are stretched out, but this one was made as com pact as possible. In the front went detachment of cavalry, wedge shaped. Very slowly they proceeded, making their way steadily into the crowds which swarmed the streets, forcing them silently back to the curb. Carriages containing officials, instead of going single file, went three and four abreast. The horses footballs were the loudest sounds, while sobs punctured the stiffness of the watching multitude"
The Cordova daily times., 1921-02-12
BIG ORDER OF KHAKI
 BOUGHT BY SOVIETS

LONDON. Feb. F (by Associated Press) The Soviet government of Russia has recently bought privately from British firms 25OO,OOO yards of khaki cloth for 91,375,0OO, says the Evening Standard. Payment was made by Moscow depositing gold at a Stockholm bank.
 The Soviet government still wants over 3,0OO,0O0 yards of khaki cloth, but cannot obtain 1t, besides 8 vast quantity of paper.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-02-12
ESTABLISHED 1909
ESTABLISHED 1909
LlnColn'S Birthday

Today we pay silent tribute to the mem ory of him who saved our nation.
 His abiding faith, his unfinching cour- ago. his simple character and kind heart, are an everlasting inspiration to every citizen of the land.
 He once said, "Teach economy, that is one of the first and highest virtues. It begins with saving money"
 Let us all practice the virtue of thrift.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-02-12

Your eyes fitted. Compound and stigmatic lenses replaced See Os borne.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-20

$4,000 500.oO 10000
o.. 100000 G4l6Us 752392
S2SI2S965 $9OlG3,6l SliIl26.Oi
w. W. CURTIS,
City Clerk,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-20


Regular meeting Of Council OF the
City Of ottawa Illinois
Present Mayor Geo V B. Weeks
Commissioners VIM Bradley Edwn
Doughcrty Dana NJ PMmcr Chaa. ..
Sucklen
Absent None
Minutes OF last meeting read
Moved by Comml aloner Palmer
that minutes be approved aa read
Ayes Bradley, Dougherty, Palmer
Sticklen, Weeks.
Nays None
Motion carried
Mayor Weeks presented the follow
ing communication from Il $ Jordan,
ITO the Mayor and Commissioners
81 the City VI Ottawa, Illinois
Gentlemen
The undersigned has been sued
Jointly with the City Of Ottawa and
yourselves Individually in the Circuit
Court of l.a sale County Illinois.
which suit involves questions OF vast
importance 10 the city OF Ottawa anl
to many Of the citizens and property
owners thereof. This suit raises the
question whether or not an ordinance
of the City OF OTTAWA duly enacted
providing for the regulations Of avn
ings, beth Of the hanging variety ana
Of permanent awnings is a good and
valid ordinance under The powers
given 10 the city council and under
which ordinance permanent awnings
have been constructed at large eN
pense by several property owners in
the city
This suit further raises the Ques
ton Of whether or not the general
policy Of the City OF Ottawa and OF
all of its citizens for more than fifty
(50) years last past TO permit the
erection Of buildings at vast expense
In the city with steps stalrWays bM
comics or other purprestufes extend
ing for some distances over sidewalks
or streets, Is lawful The under5isn
ed is advised By his counsel that the
general policy of the mayor and city
councils Of the city for more than NIT
600 years acquiesced in by every cit.
zen of the city. including Che com
plaiuant in this suit, for more than
fifty 500 years, permitting the eN
penditUre OF large sums OF money III
the erecting Of buildings in that sit
uation permanently and equitabIl
estops action on the part of the city
or any individual citizen thereof u
eremoye such Eurpresture
However the question as raised IN
the City OF Ottawa has never beer
definitely settled by the courts OF last
resort pertaining to the City Of OF
tawa especially And the undersign
ed 10 of the opinion that inasmuch as
not only himself but the following
citizens or property owners are also
interested in the same question that
definite action should be taken by the
council
"The persons interested generally
in the CITY OF Ottawa in this question
are:
King & Hamilton factory.
First National Bank building.
"Clifton Hotel building
ottawa Hotel building.
Dennis FitIdm- building.
"Cn0s building
"Clcim building.
godfrey building
"Gedney boaK
"C0lWell hiocE
"Carew building.
"Gladieltcr buiiding
Bethany building
central ifa building aud the
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-20
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF the Meeting Mayor CITY COMMISSIONS OF Ottawa

City 5.'ieeH
III the particular question Is raise.
only OH Jefferson street IL may le az
interest ia t.U' ,.NnrN 90 b"o" no"
NNa Hn0 Nb1t hnidh ut pt"poi'
gre interested I'm 'hi7 question on 80.
tclson street, having purpreslufes OF
'N. Hn nature aa The one complain
cd about
~. j. Nanoney residence
Baptist church,
iauar garage.
20 Kane building,
'I o7i- He79 building,
"Fllrks bakery.
"l' LUcey s. co. store.
Elh5' Home and IA" building OF
Cullen x GoWen, which all hay.
purprestures of some nature IN Je''
ltron street
These however hate all been ln
that situation for periods OF time
varying from twenty to nifty year
or more and these were all in the
same condition as complained OF hS
the complainant at the time the com
piaiuaut bought his property on sara
street.
THE undersigned further believes
that inasmuch a. the present city at
torneJ Is the once ana business asso'
ctate Of the complainant and in view
Of the Importance 10 the council ol
the city of Ottawa IN defending me
general policy ana acton OF ITS pred
Gfty wears In this one respect and OF
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-20

50, 1872. 30
Moved by Commissioner Bradley
that pay roll be received and recorded
and warrants drawn for the several
amounts contained therein.
Ayes: Bradley, Dougherty, Palmer
Sticklen, Weeks.
Nays: None. tH
Motion carried,
Moved by Commissioner Palmer
that we do now adjourn.
Ayes: Bradley, Dougherty, Palmer
Sticklen, Weeks.
Nays: None.
Motion carried.
w. w. CURTIS,
City Clerk.
Ottawa, ILL.,, Oct II, 1921.
Regular meeting of Council of the
City of Ottawa, Illinois.
Present: Mayor Geo. " B. Weeks,
Commissioners VIM. Bradley, Edwd
Dougherty, Dana NJ. Palmer, Chas. J.
Sticklen.
Absent: None.
Minutes of last meeting read.
Moved by Commissioner Sticklen
that the minutes of the last meeting
be approved as read.
Ayes: Bradley, Dougherty, Palmer
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-20


teCteu ........'.. .''' .Pff'VN
Respectfully submitted,
WIN. WILSON,
Plumbing Inspector.
Report of Chief of Police.
Ottawa H., Sept. so, 1921.
To the Mayor and Commissioners OF
the City of ottawa
| herewith submit my report 10"
month of September:
Number of arrests ........... IL
Number convicted ............. II
Number discharged ...........,. /
Number of wagon calls .......1 52
Ambulance calls .............. .
Amount collected for fines. $lOO.oo.
which was turned over to City Treas
urer.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-20


Number Of inspections, 50.
Adjustments, !.
Respectfully submitted,
W. O'CONNELL,
Dep. Sealer.
Report of Chief of Fire Department.
Ottawa, H., Oct. /, 1921,
To the Honorable Mayor and Com
missioners.'
Gentlemen:
The following is my report for the
month of September
Number of inspections .........'..t4
Number of Chimneys Inspected, 81
Number of chimneys found in bad
condition and ordered repaired. :
Number OF buildings inspected ..,.74
Number of buildings ordered clean
ed ... .........-.. ...''''.'' d
Rear Of buildings ordered cleaned |
Number of Easements ordered clean
ed .. .... ......r.. ....'..'' =
Number Of stove or furnace pipes
ordered renewed ............. z
Electric wiring found in bad condl-
ton and ordered repaired. ....... J
Fire alarms during the month
William Hemmerle, 1924 Walnut
street; cause, unknown; loss, $500.
John O'Brien, 220 West Lafayette
street; false alarm.
Ottawa Fair Grounds, 800 Norris
street; cause, unknown, loss, S2O,0OO.
Number of alarms, 3.
JOS. BOISSENIN,
Chief of Fire Department.
Report Of Plumbing Inspector
Ottawa, H., Oct. /, 1921.
To His Honor the Mayor and Com
missioners of the City OF Ottawa,
III.
Gentlemen:
The undersigned Plumbing In
spector begs leave to submit his re-
port for the month of September, 1921,
as follows:
Miscellaneous inspections of plumb
ing and sewerage ........,....,.9Z
EXcavating permits .............''Z3
Plumbing permits ........,.......l Is
Inspection of sewer connections. 10
inspection of plumbing work by
water test OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .''l 10
Final inspection of plumbing work. l@
Complaints 49,. ......,........
Fee collections were as follows:
Water closets $1,000
Eath tubs 500
Wash bowls ,..,......... 500
Sinks ~ ....... 100
Cesspools . ..... 500
Drinking fountains ........... ZOO
Sewers 400
Total amount of fees col
lected =. ......,....,,.S4 fO1
ResnectfnllY submitted.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-20

J
To Mayor COMMISSIONERS Cty ottawa H.
The following Of Edwin Cassidy City Treasurer nom
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-23
DON sATURNINo FERNANDEZ


En- el hermoso vapor "Infanta Lui-
sa.. de la Linea Pinillos, Izquierdo &
Co., EMBARGO esta manana, rumbo a
Ia bella Isla< de Cuba, y en- viaje in
directo hacia Espaha, nuestro querido
amigo don Saturnino Fernandez, ge-
rente de la antigua casa mercantil de
esta plaza, Sues. de Jose Fernandez,
Como el viaie de referencia Sc re-
sofvi6 horas antes de salir el mencio-
nado yapor, don Saturnino hubo de
rogarnos, despedirse de nosotros, cuan
do a iba lIegando al Muelle, que por
medic de estas lineas hicieramos el
favor de expresar sus numerosos
amigos, el sentimiento que lie produ-
cia el no poder cunnplir con todos
clos, cual ftera su deseo, fdandoles a
todos un carihoso abrazo de despe-
dida, va que lleva ell proposito de fl
jar su Residential, definitivamente, en-
la antigua metropoli.
Muy buen viaje.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-23
DON A. A. BRAsCH1

En- ell "San Lorenzo" embarcara el
microbes, de regreso a Estados Uni,
dos, nuestro distinguidO amigo Don
y. A. Braschi, clcmento muy distiH-
guido de ruestra sociedad que lleva
muchos alos residiendo en- los Esta-
dos Unidos, y esta ALI muy bien re-
lacionado.
Ell Sr. Braschi es representante via
jero de la gran firma Gage-Downs Co,
de Chicago. H., fabricante de corsets,
una marca de refinado estilo que bus
can todas las mujeres elegantes, tie
he tambi6n nuestro amigo la repre-
sentaci6n de los Sres. Allen A. Co, de
Kencsha, Mis-, fabficantes de 1lediAs
lie un estilo supreme que tiene en-
Pue! to Rico una clientcla creciente q
FL Sr. Braschi ha hecho aquf exec
lentes negocios. en- unas cuantas semi
Has que ha pasado entire nosOtros, y
ahora regresa Chicago.
Lleve un felicfsimo viaje.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-23
Ell FAMOSO EMPRESARIO vELas-
co PASA POR SAN JUAN

A bordo del esplendido trasatlantico
espanol, "Infanta Luisa", de Pinillos,
ha llegado aver San Juan hoy ST..
gui1 yiaje para la Habana, ell famoso
empresario Sr. Velsco, que tiene ac-
tuando una compaffa en- ell Teatro
Martf de la Habana y otra Ell Neil
CO.
El Sr. Velazco tiene desde hace unos
dos amos la propiedad del Teatro Apo
10, de Madrid, pero los ocupantes del
hermoso teatro habfan interpuesto
una serie de recursos ante los tribu-
males de justicia y fueron demorando
hasta ahora la entrega del ediEeio,
10 Que han tenido que hacer en- def
nitiva ante la inapelable sentencia del
Tribunal Supreme que, como todas las
de los tribunales inferiores, ha sido
favorable a la denlanda del Sr.Velazco.
Ahora, pues, ell Sr. velazco a quien
saludamos afectuosamente, enviara
Madrid, para actuar en- ell Apollo la
Compaiifa que trabaja en- el Teatro
Martf, de la Hahana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-23
Ealnon de Valera
Sc presentara al Par
lannento de Ulster
Sc cree que prOnto rel
nara la mas coInpleta
paz en- Irlanda.
tDs nusstro asryicio cabIsgrafco Especial, !,

tDs nusstro ssryicio cablsgrshco Especial,
DUBLIN, julio 233Ha regresado a
esta ciudad ell senior cannon de Vale
ra, para sonneter al Parlamento del
Ulster las proposiciones que lc hace
Inglaterra, por mediacion ell Consejo
dc Ministries Mr.. Lloyd Georges. Pre-
yalece I'm marcado optimismo entre
ingleses irlandeses, on cuanto a que
81 el Parlamento Sc muestrl dispues-
to q aceptar las ofertas de Inglaterra,
v siempre que De Valera v su gente
no Sc obstinen en- seguir pidiendo la
total independence de Irlanda, prom
to cesara ell ca6tico estado de cosas
que diezma las energfas del desgra-
ciado pals que Sc debate en- una lu-
cha tan simpatica como patri6tica.
WASHINGTON. julio 23.-La Ca
mara, tras una votaci6n de 289 con-
ira 1877, ACADIA de aprobar la ley Ford
ney, Ia cual provee que Ell algodon, los
aceites, cueros, asfalto y otras ma
terias de gran importancia, contin1en
en- la lista de los productos del exte-
rior que tienen entrada libre en- los
Estados Unidos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-23
Mum $50
Canter0, Rernandez 8 Co.. EditeEos.
OAcinaa: O. Allen st., ,@ltos.
Lenl11e anenaZa
al Cobierno de los
Estados Unidos
Cree Tin desaire para los.
rusOs el no ser invita-
dos a la Conferencia.

(Ds nusstro servicio Cabiegrafco Especially
MOSCOU, julio 23.-El Gobierno
Soviet Sc halla dispuesto a secundar
el proyecto de Mr.. Harding de cele-
brar en- Washington ana Conferences
International para tratar sobre ell de-
sarme de las Naciones, habiendolo no.
tificado asi Washington en- una Mo-
ia, donde Lenine expresa su sorpresa
de que Russia no haya sido invitada
como las delnas potencias para dicha
reunion, amenazando al Gobierno anne
ricano con romper las relaciones exis-
tentes entire el Gobierno bolcheviqua
y los Estados Unidos, por el desaire
recibido. Ell docunento expresa que
10 hara asi, siempre que no rectifi-
que Washington su actitud, adn GUAM
do la ruptura de relaciones no Sc We
rifque recurriendo a la violencia de
las armas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-23
Cheques sangnen-
tos entire soldados
ingleses franceses
lei asunto de la Silesia
provocara una guerra
formidable.
eDs nuestro servlc.O cablsgrkfcO EspsclaD

GDe nuestro servic!o cablegrafco EspscisID
VARSOVIA, julio 23.-Una formi-
dable guerra entire Polonia Alema-
mia parece inevitable, a juzgar por el
ambiente que reina entire ambos pai-
ses. La causa del odio que Sc hace
dia mas ostensible, esta en- la Alta
Silesia, que tambien ocasiona nuevas
tiranteces de relaciones entire Francia
e 1nglaterra, cuyos ejercitos todas
horas tienen cheques sangrientes de
fatales consecuencias. Parece ser que
las tropas inglesas de ocupacion ell
la Silesia, fraternizan mas con las
milicias alemanas, que con los ejer-
citos de Foch, poniendose estos casi
siempre al lado de los polacos en- las
cuestiones dirimir, 10 cual trae una
rivalidad espantosa, que promote de-
generar cualquier dfa en- un rompi-
miento final, de resultados no pre-
vistoS.
MELILLA, julio 23.-Los moros,
en- grandes contingencies, despues de
reponerse de sus recientes derrotas,
atacaron aver energicamente las po-
sesiones espanola situadas en- la re-
gi6n de Annul Iguderiben, infigiendo
las tropas del Rey Alfonso algu-
mas bajas, entire elias dos oficiales y
diez soldados muertos Y seis oficia-
les y SO soldados heridos. Entire es-
tos Sc encuentra, de bastante grave
dad, el aguerrido Comandante Rome
rO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-23
De InCeStuoso J ASGsinO

Eel Fiscal de la COrte de DistritO de
Humacao, Lcdo r. Gomez, ha tenido
su extreme con una Investigation Gle
incesto y asesinato.
Toyibio Aquino, de Juncos, de 80
afios de edad, ha sidO detenido-sin
f.anza---porque Sc lie imputa el asesi-
nato de una hija suya llamada Can
delaria, a quien mat6 tiros de re-
v6lver.
Dc la information oficiosa respecto
del hecho hay tambien la tremenda
acusaci0n de incesto, cuya version cir
cula insistentemente.
La joven muerta tenM 26 amos de
,edad v era muy agraciada.
b Ell acusado tiene 6 hijos ademas de
Ia fiiada y es casad0.
FL suceso ocurri6 en- ell barrio Luis.
de Juhcps, Y ha producido penosa i'm
preston en- Ell vecindario.
Ell Lcdo. r. Pihero Sc ha hecho car
go del asunto en- defensa del presun-
to autor ' ha alesado que el hecho fue
casual.
III Fiscal ha mantenido SUI aprecia-
cion de asesinato en- primer grado, re-
Z J q y
teniendo. en- prisidn d AQuino, sin acep
tar ilanza de ninguna clase.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-23
.l Rey de Espana
pronuncla un pa
triotico .discurso
Declare que su patria
no aHbiciona ajenos
territories.
tDs nasssro ssrvieio cablsgraaco Especial,

(Ds nusstro servicio Cablsgraaco Especially
BURGOS, julio 23.-El Rey Alton
SO, en- un bellisimo discurso pronun-
ciado en- esta ciudad, durante has fies-
tas del 700 aniversario de la funda-
cion de la famosa Cathedral de Bur-
gos, dijo, entire otras declaraciones
muy patrioticas, que Espaia no es
una nacion imperialista, como Sc pro-
tponnen hacer yer los que no la como
clan de cerca; que a ella solo lie bas-
taban por ahora las tierras que le
pertenecen por legftimo derecho allen
de Gibraltar; que no ambiciona aje-
nos territories como muchas nac;o-
mes que Sc tildan de justicieras Y de-
,mocraticas, pues sabe por la eXpe-
riencia adquirida traycs de su his
toria, mejor que nadie, como es que
Sc realizan Sc logran estas atrevi-
das empresas. Expreso S. nj. que
Espafia Sc contenta al presente con
ser 10 bastante fuertei Y 10 bastante
grande, como 10 fue siempre en- todas
sus luchas y en- todos sus triunfos,
para impedir ser hollada en- su amor
patrio v en- su territorio por ell extran-
jero que Sc atreviera poner su plan
ia sobre su corazon.
El Rey fue ovacionado de una ma
nera extremadamente delirante, du-
rante varios minutes, al final de su
discurso, que Sc conceptua uno de los
mas bellos Y de tonos mas energicos,
pronunciado por ell egregio Monarea
durante su reinado.
WASHINGTON, julio 23.-El pre-
tendido embargo de los tintes, que fue
motive de, un terrible debate ;en la
Camara, fue, errotado tras una vota-
'cion de 200 por 1893.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-23

Lady Poynter, esposa de Sir Ambrose
Poynter. notable arquitecto que hace
POGO entr0 a formar parte de un me-
gocio que Sc dedica la decoration de
hogares. La aristocratica DANA ha
establecidO sus oficinas en- la plaza
Beauchamp, y dice que su negocio, al
que ha dedicado sus estudios por es.
pacio de dos amos, ha de rendirle gran
des benefcios. Firmara sus trabaiOs
con eI pseud6nimO de 1.Toucan".