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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-18
.MoNTANEsA.,


con todo ese .dejo de profunda me-
lapc0lla y de gracia NATURAL. que ALA
en- la vlelta del Abra hemos dido
cantar a nuestra dulce jibarita de
cOraZ6n palpitante Y maliciOsa SON
risa. esta escrita la canci6n criolla de
que son autsres Virgilio Dayila en-
la Erase del verso, Bmulio Dueilo
Colon en- la Erase musical, es lecr dos
con0cedores, de miestras selvas, lie
nuestros ruisehores v dos imitadores
de esa gran poesfa de la Natualeza
que Sc encuentra mas inspiradora en-
ell amanecer de la luz que entra en-
un bohfo, que en- la rutilante lampa-
ra de un salon. '@
Nos parece yer. una de estas zaga-
las repitiendo 10 que oy6 con apasio-
nado .acento, de su jibaro trqyador a
la luz de la luna, en-. la escalerita del
bohfo =. palabras cantadas pero, fieles
en- su fondo ysella aumentand0. sus
desdenes. y sabiendo ser bien con
qulstdda en- el reino de su bohfo por-
que much tienen de castellanas csas
hiias del aire y del sol.
Nos parece bellisima la Canci6h
Criolla de tftulo "Montahesa", y felt
citamos sus autores, que asf graban
un recuerdo, de nuestra vida. de mon
tes y dan conocer ese estilo roman
tico Ell su fondo v natural en- su for
ma de que han echo tan espddndida
gala en- letra mdsica, Davila y Due.
no. - =
MIGDALIA +,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-18
AL DISFRUTAR

AL DlSFRUIAR a.s.. "a
de licencia el estimabie. caball"ro
senior Siaca Pacheco. Secretario Eje
cutivo ocupa su puesto interinamente
auestro amigo senior Eduardo, J. Sal
dana. ts-.s.
Nos p'"..en los d g asueto ,lcl
amigo S;aoa. Y sabeh-o, 10 bien repre-
sentado que cstd por ell apreciado Sc
iior SaldaLd.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-18
LAS AL.MAS

piadosas cst;in diSpucstaS Sielnpre a
llegar al triste. y asi 10 han hecho.
las distinguidas Sras. Encarnaci6n q.
de Marchan. Carmen V. Vida. de Or
tiz Srta. Maria Teresa Noble nom
bradas en- la junta Ultima de la Ado
racion Perpetual. para csc lin ore solo
cs possible llevar cabO cuamio una
gran idea de carload tenemOs Ell la
mente. v ella nos da el valor para el
ruego.
La cantidad recOlectada Sc giro la
Srta. Carmen NOa. Y copiamos Ia lis
ia de donantes. IA quienes estan muy
agradecidas las sehoras que fOrma-
ron el COmite de COlecta.
Las As0ciaciones Cat0licas fOrman
ell personal de los dOnantes. Otras
prestigiosas personals que saben Obe-
decor al sublime mandate lie la ca
ridad cristiana.
He aquf el trabajo realizado por las
nobies damas Marchan, Ortiz Y No
BILE:
Colecta iniciada con el fin de enviar
socorros los ptlertorriquehos que SUI
fren. en- New York. ,reunida entire las
Asociaciones Cat6licas de San Juan
Y .Saptpfce en- la forma siguiente:
Ad0raci6n Perpetua del Smo. Sacra-
mento. .establecida> en- la iglesia de
Santana, $25: -Asociaciones lie Ia pa
rroquia del Sagrado Coraz6n de .Je-
sds de Santurce, $25; Hijas de Maria
del Sagrado Coraz6n de Santurce. $40:
Association de in parroquia de San .Jo-
Sc, $50; Association de la parroquia dc
San Francisco, .S10 Rdo. Padre Di-
rector de Ia Adoraci0n Perpetua, DR..
Ricardo Perez, So; Rdas. Madres Ado
ratrices de Santa Ana, So: Sr Sill
vestre Feijoo. So; Srta. Francisco Ba-
laguer, 81; Sra. JoJsefa V. de Gatell,
81; Total Silt.
I
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-18
EL TEATRo AMERICA"


lia coronado slIs esfRrzos. porquc a
Sus diarias representations concurr
piblico nnmerOso y distinguido que
llcnl. nochc tras nochc. su platea. pal
COS galerfas de manera eXtraordi-
lgria.
Sus "IIueves de Gala rcsultan de
una esplendidez sensational tai
extreme. que So hacc muy diffcil la
compra de tickets a causa de In enOr-
me muchedumbre que Sc agrupa fren.
te la taquilla. alin con gran antici:
paci0n a la hora de entrada.
Los regalos con. que frecuentemen.
te Olsequia su pdblicO. son de re-
conocido meritO Y la empresa no Omi-
t. gastos para congratular sus cons
tantes favorecedores.
FclicitamOs a sus dueilos Crosas
Co., pOr los gallardos triunfos del Tea
taO America.
I'll AMIGO
V distinguidO ingeniero Ramon Car
bia. sali6 de Puerto Rico ell viaje
SantO Domingo
DeseamOs al sehor Carbia complete
exito eli sus gestiones, c0mplaciendO-
nos que en- cOmpaiifa de OtrOs COM
patriotas nuestros, residences en- Quis-
Quella. demuestre el ingeniero amigo.
ia suficiencia de nueStrOs professional
les
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-18
SAN GERMAN

SAN GERMAN
que guarda entire sus familias aquel
recfproco cariho que era el mayor en-
canto de esta isla EN- pueblos Y ciu-
dades, llora hoy, con profundo dolof,
la ihuerte de uno de sus distinguidos
caballeros. Sr. Antonio ONeill. de
abolengo cenocido y junto Il c,tyo f6re.
tro, hizo la necrologfa de sus virtu-,
dies el talentoso abogado Sr. Joaquin
Servera Silva.
Nos acercamos ssus deudos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-18
CoNsTITUIDo

,el Sepado Y la Camara de Repre-
sentantes. enviamos un saludo a esos
cuerpos legislativos, deseando que
Dios los ilumine llevando cabo una
labor beneficiosa al pals, que los elige
para regir sus destinos.
Podamos caliticar de modelo, la le-
gislatura, al conclujr sus trabajos.
integrada por tantos nobilfsimos puer-
torriqueiios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-18
sirS,ysszss
RECLUIDO

RECLUID0
consecuepcia de fiebre alta, estd
el ilustrado amigo doctor Francisco
r. Ppnte, v muehos han de ser. los
avisos pasados. su numerosa Glen
tela que acude q su laboratorio dia-
'riamente,- y cuyos trabajos dentales,
llaman Ia atenci6n por su eficacia a
eminenclas de los Estados Unidos. en-
ese ramo.
Que mejore el buen amigo de sus
amigos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-18
SER MADRE

es completar la vida, asin scuando a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-18

ESTA
de nuevo entire sus .familiares, el
DIR. Jose de Guzmdn Soto, inuy amigo
nuestro, Aaue ha pasado en- los Esta.
dos Unidos varios meses por motives
de salu,l.
Celebramos por todos ese rcgreso.
sabiendo como es esperado Pepe, por
sus padres, despu6s de dfas angustio-
SOS. Reciban ellos, su esposa y sus hi
Jos, las manifestaciones de nuestra
algeria por la llegada del querido,
amigo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-18

La SRA.
madre de ,mestra bella amiga Sra.
Joaquina +. lie Gonzalez, Sc encuen-
tIa enferma. pero rodeada de sus hi
jos Y de sus lindas nietas, esas horas
no serdn tan tristes.
Deseamos Dola Sofia la reposi-
ci6n de sus males, y hacemos votos
por clio. que ha de ser motive de
algeria para su adorable familia.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-29
was Sic wsikrcrn>
keses ,rmbte.
Griminalroman BON Wt. Serlepl6.

No4tiA'S OK <u1 Hlu5I uuui lluS ut2
SdDel9eHs eutoedt meroen2
llno menn Ourd) Dies Sdtpeiaen
ein Sduul0loier perodd)tigt Duroe?
Sic 0utte babel nur an Seiner.
9auu mABte lie itImm bIeibeu
UNI babel nod oils 9raut oes Sup
pert Sidcrnib Icine tie qualenoen
3Grtlid]feIten ertrogen. Sic bette
Gid)erniB erfanut. 9ieier tpiiroe
nift 10 lnuge lpie Sitits HamI1u
biumarten ut0 ole GinIoiuug balo
forocrn.
9om miirot es 10 fouimen, oab
lie Gle 6rau oieies Monnes mar
ulo neben ibm lcben iolte, uno oaB
id)lieBlidl Seiuer beidluloiat puroe
uno lie idlneigen muBte. Soer oob
Die Sd)Llo ibre5 &aterS ooh nod
ent0edt mlroe, natoem iie li6 ihon
prei$gegeben.
9as nidtl
Inter oicien nerpen5erflciid)eu.
Den admpien lit Sore ole gua5e
9tadt.
Mas ioute meroen2
llno oils nun oas before 8rou
0e5 nclten Cages iid) 3eigte, ga
pilBte Der miloe 3ermarterte, ge.
qualte Gopf MIR nod eiuen AuSpeg
aus all oieier gtot.
geur Den eihen!
Ser madte lie freii
lln0 tie muBte Deoer Die Slebe
81 Seiner nOdynals prei59eben uno
brautte audi Den &ater nidt gu
uerraten.
9oran 9Iollbte iie Wenigiten5.
Ser leete Megl
glber baum ourite lie nidt Ian.
ger 5ogern, oenn leoe ipdtcre Stun-
DC mUroe tie ihIieBlld) id)pad I'M
cen. 3ur init eiuer roideu Gat
tomde ne lid beireien!
Ser Gag mar ia nod 10 .frib!
ga ld)iieien nod uIle I'M &alls!
Sic aber mar angefleioet uno
fonlte lld) unbcmertt bInaualdlel-
Gen.
SIRE matteu Augen gIGn3ten IN
Dem pe. j.ot,IItcn GntiuIuB, Den
lrur ib.e ~.!iul ldllcn tonllte.
8obu lr l~,ulle, - erld)len lbr
Dies Die elljt8r IiogltWtelt.
llno bCiler Dur ea, lDle 9ludlld)
marel bon 0ie w.uiIer !4to 2SaltRr,
ole III einem Grade auarllben DltrT.
ten uno mats neDc uon Stditp1el
uuO Sorgen muBten.
BUR Wiutter! 9Ieie fpiiroe lie
ifon in ibre Irme dupnebnleI. llno
oonll mar ea porbei alles Dor.
bel.
50 buid)te Gore auf ben 3cben
sur &lire DllL OILS t0nrte ielblt Der
unidetrlbarlte &aut ienlalo modem
uno ibren @eg Damn itoren. Sor'
lIdtig id)lid) lie blnoua.
Giue 3reppe fnarrte.
&eile mo nit id)cucm Slid nm
iid oirnete lie Die &ouatiire.
GruuB>l tnllen DC 9un0e uno
ifmle9ten lid ldmtldjelno oil lie,
dis molltcn lie &ore nod)inal2 gu
rifbollen. Sbre @ano ltrId) iiber
Gle aopre ser @unoe uno Der gut
tru0e .g.un0 mutmlclte nlnlld)clt yta.
men.
ytur BON Den @un0en oQein 0urt
te ile ia AbidieO nebmcl1, oenn Die
lie muBten Ood nid)t, moDIn ibr Meg
iiibrte.
&ann mar iie OrauBen.
@obln?
Ser Ship lag ia nld)t melt uno
ieine 8eaeu trugen 10 mnnfe Salt
ME ipieleno. 8arum nidlt oud)
Die ibre?
8orbcii
llno Damn begann lie fat ateru-
los 81 LAUREN, ais fonIlte lte nod)
cine Stimnle 5uriidrlfen. 9tur
lortl Nidt mebr oenten!
Bur Wiutterl
3as @ras Der @ieien, Die lie
fliitteno ourdeilte, mar nab pom
8ou. 9lrmen nidten bon ltnten
beraMf,
@on3 bell ipuroe eS idon i'm
Siten.
SiIberrl minfte oas ieltdlte 8ano,
Oos lid 5piifen bunten @icien nno
qriincn @iigel9elanoen ourdibldn'
gelte.
Cos par ibr s3ieI!
@rI0iung ifien lbr Der 5luB 81.
5urufen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-29
e. G~ortiesune.)

Sic iouit 10 beIeu bIoueu 4u.
gen blidten slGil6los un0 tleIe Sdat.
len umranoerieu lie, Die bon oen
l1lailolen Stuuoen er5ablen fonu.
ten, Ole ite bier perbradt botte.
WtiIoe bob tie Den &opi.
Ger o0lamernoe SGein oes eriua.
henoen Lagos itJien iie gu itorea
Gag, Morgen! 9as paren fir lte
1egri,re, ole le u erifredteu.
Mas fonIIten l1e aud) bringen2
Gin neuer &ug! Sod nur Die erbob.
Il, Ole D~erltutftc Gual.
@us lle III 0ieler Raht erlebt
uro gebort, oa5 mar ia nift nur
cine Ausgeburt bon Srdumen, elm
Sdreaen pon qudleriiben SfIai-
bll0ern, i~onoern Die i%urdtbare, uner.
bittlid)e Mabrbeit, Dor Der es fem
@ntrinnen CAB.
Sbr Satet!
SIe ielblt bate Die 8apiere bel
ibm flnoen mulleu, 0le er Dem @r.
mor0eten geltobIen 9eraubt bate.
gr bate es lor Ibr Ielblt befennen
miiiien unO MAT meDr 81 Ieugnen
eepagt. Sbr Gater.
Sbr mar es, ais itiinoen Dor
ibren Iugen Die 3eiIer, Die lie gera.
De 0ariiber in Der 3eltung geleien
bate: bieriiber nuuB lid) Die Yoliaei
i'm &laren iein, ooB Der Subalt
Der Y~rieftoid)e zines &itu5 Gantlau
ll1erlid) 3inge entbielt, ole elneu
Ytoro pollt0n0ig begreifli6 eridjei.
ner %Iaiien; crit Den ou5finoig 6l
MADDEN, lDer Slterclle an Dem Sn-
bait Der 9riettalUe baben tonnte,
muB DE Nutgobe Der 9eboroen fem,
oenn 0anut lit atd) Der Wtoroer
ielblt gelun0en.
60 bate Die cine 3eitung &c.
idrlebenl
llno Der cine mar ibr 8nter!
Scin Wtuno bate es ielblt 81.
geItan0en!
llno 0aS mar es allf, mas iener
Tuppert Iiternib puBte uno ,polllt
or Den Wiuen TIRES 8otera Dem
ieinen oIf5rullgen touute. Sbr
@ater Der Utoruer bon &itus Gaml-
iou!
80 furd)tbar Dies aud flang, ober
es mar Die grauiam unerbittlide
5olgel
uno oesbalb ioate iie iid oud ser
@epalt oieies Euppert Sidernis I'll.
gen.
Sid ieIblt ~preisgeben, INN ipieoer
iid bin5uopieru fir Die Sfulo oes
@oters.
@ie bate iie baruuter idon elm.
nal gelltten, ais lie ietne Eat nod
bomit reftfertigte, oaB Dies fiir Ell.
ne Cote uno einen lterbenoen Sobn
aeideben mar.
Aber oiesmal?
llno tpenn lie alld) nod)n1als allf
iebes eigene Soften p~er3idtete mo
GILES trltg, mas bon ibr geforOert
muroe, maj Oanit oonn ibr Batter
audi pirflih gerettet?
@iir0c Die Cot nitt bod entoedt
DerDen?
l1no nerut ou6 oa8 nit Sdtpei.
gen ~begroben blieb, orobte oanl
nitt cine anoere @eiabr, OaB Sei.
ner ihlieBlid) id)ulolos Der Sat an.
eeflogt mllroe, Die iDr 8ater began.
gen bate?
@ilroe lie alif bann ihmeigen
fonnen, ipenn Dies anoere fommen
foute2
@enn ibr Safer g~erettet bIicb,
0anu muroe &einer ST. llnreht Der
Sat beihuloigt, Die Elm anoerer be.
eangen.
Seiner ODER ibr 8oter.
Satte ia Support Siderris id)on
nit FOLDER WogIihfeit 9eorobt, INN
fie gefiigig 81 MAIDEN, Der oof DC
ie anoere Wabrbeit fannte uuo nun
oieie ebenio fir feline 8ldne aus.
riiste, mie er oamalS ben anoern
geriud eemaft bate.
Sic @etpiiiensbeoenfen, unter De.
men Gore Die gauge NadJt binourd)
gefdmpft uuo g%eIitten bate, SER
miirbten in Gore ieoe 8ioeritonos-
trait.
8og dnoerte iie, peni iie iih
rodmoIS elmer iold)en 5oroeruna
fiigte?
@uroe oaourf nues nift nod
i|fllmrner?
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-29
gSteOer fprang er auf.

&teoer fprang er aui.
lun0 nit oiclcm eHIporipringen
i2icn ea lDnL ais miiDte er nun
OeH gScg
Ser 9uno!
Sleitr muBtc i'm iiibrcn uuo ibm
Den Meg Uciicn, Oen &ore gciutt
bate.
9Senn . nenn er lie n0d lebcno
imOen tonntc! +
GIn tranIprpaitea Shlud3en ent.
rang lid) lemgu &Ippel. aOer mas
nilGte Icet U45 Stobnen. Slagen
ul0 0eucnfcuI
3ie Sd)ulC mar qeldebeu.
2rob oea 3ltIerna III 0en 8uien
ranlte el in ocil 8arleu mo rief
Oen @iibncrbnHo an. llno oielen
CAB er elneu Der Stube bon Gore,
Oen er uIa ibrcnI Simmer mltge.
nomnlcn bate, 5ur MltteraHg.
Strait an hle &etne nabm Der
&uno aud gle:d) oic 6ubrte auf.
50 ld)nell Der @Ln0 oabel altd
porlporta or1ngie, DER 6oritcr lief
10 iduhelI er foulte.
SicLeIdt fam er ood nidt 81
lpat. &ieleidt blieb ibul oaS
SdJli nmite bod nod eriport.
Wiit Der Raie INNER iiber Dem
9o0en id)nobcrno ronnte Der 0ulo
Uoron. IS mar Der glei1e 48eg,
ocn Gore IN criten Morgengrauen
%8cnontncn bate.
Aber Der 60riter fannie Oerl
@cg.
Ger iiibrte ocu 6luB binobi
Ser 6oriter oriitte Die geboute
Jollt 1eger Die teud)enoe Yrult.
Sum 0IhB! Gonn fam CT idjon
gu lpdt.
"a lab or cine anoere @eItalt
ltm ouf ocn Mege ent9egcnfoni.
nen. Iiit rdiNem 9lit erfaunte
ur ne
HcInrr Worbib. Der iuuae Ser.
ton &ierlinoelL. gr lpiuttc nie0er.
b'n nit otl @ano. lluo oieies
@'utcu founic MIR Oeu 6oriter
0t.tcn.
Soate 0icier idon ctrpos piiien
mo ulelIeiUt idon cine Cote ge-
lLn0cn BADEN?
&n ,cr Aitol ieinc3 $er5enS blieb
FoldJnellcr ltebcn.
Gr rpa8tc gar feline 6rage, oIs
&cIncr YiolbIa 81 ibm tam. @r
liarrte i'm mn all.
GtUuS muBte gcidebeu iciuI
limo Die erite 6rage fam:
Sic iuden Sore2"
Milo ood)! Mud er muBte idon
oouon.
ghr Elm %tnoppcs, miiOeS Giden.
Gunu obcr:
nSie brouden iid) midi gu Gng-
ltIgcn. Sic Iebt Wno lit III better
&ut bel nclner Ytutter."
aSebt Hebt
0u5 NOR allea. Webr Oerlau9te
Der 6oriter III oieieuI AugtroIif
hidt 81 boren, oos madte i'm lton
nieoer gum @liIdliditen, oenn Die
ldmerlte Sdul0 mar ia oamit bon
TIM genommen,
Sic Iebtel
Aber 90 er MN oie @etpiBbeit
tatte, pertieB Ibn crit Die Strait.
Gc muBte lid uuf elmer 9nunls
lolnH leeell, Der an 8egen lag.
rcunrt YIorbIg Deu9te iiA 6u
'dh'
n&,ue feblt Sbnen?"
.&nrc. no . uto nie BADEN Sic
il u%tIuielnE"
.uti4rcdeu sic nidt, oenn ei-
tx Oriabr beitebt ia nidt mebr.
an, oem 5Iub $3.50.
I'D ih babe 6as 0efiirdp.
iet. Glio bod nod aerettct Sect,
iegt sonn pieQcldt oIe3 nod gut
mrrocn."
use aber bot oas geiteben tou.
nen?~
Gtl 60rlter antportete nIdlt 70.
fort. Gr %ilorrte crit me 8elle
Dor lib I'm un0 rIbr Damn mte aus
cmum NrIten ouf:
n%'ci ucl ocr ~gnaoi8en 6rou
tit rc<"
~Gcl"
nIlnn lit es quit 2(brr i6 mlb-
mi4 crit apitoiien. limo aud
J idUei9cu mill lay nid)t mcbr Ian"
GER, Sctei Gle ftd un0 Ste fol.
7 Ter MN allies wiiien. aue5
: 1d,nit i'd an bcm 6nrd}tharen nift
: nd Iduger SIT lciocn babe, eenn MIR
onntit babe Id] tic gum 6lub bindS-
geirieben."
.Sle2" 7
tort arlf oen Gtamm ui6 MIN
b6rtn Gle
@ic miucnIo5 gebortte 9eincr
Nnrbis uno icbtc itdl.
Gam aber buAann Der 56rIter
feline 0cididte.
(SbIuB iolJt)
Ter redtc &ra 1T ser Ne1 scr
@crcdlti0feit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-29

Ter redte Gca lit ser Ne1 scr
@crcdltilfcit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-11
TRAVELLERS |NDORsE THE
GOOD ROADS MOVEMENT
Approve Issuance Of Bonds,
If Necessary, to Make High.
way System Il Certainty.

The board of directors OF the Viz.
ginIa Division. Travellers Protective
Association OF America, in session at
fost headquarters last night re
ltcratcd the resolution passed at the
k"ah"k" convention Endorsing the
good roads movement in the state.
ana approved the issuance Of bonds.
1T That is found necessary To make
the state highway system certainty
ON motion. tn" president appointed
IA finance committee. to he composed
Of Il. ". Brooks. Jr.. H. II. Randolph
and Hugh l.. Powell. all OF Richmond.
rms committee will act on appro-
priaii"ns. mako UP tho budget for the
approval OF tho directors. and give
special attention 10 all financial at
fairs of III. organization.
In attendance last night were r1ie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-11
CORNERSTONE LAID
FOR NEW ST. Marks
members Of metropolitan Lodge, No.
IL n. T.. Il n. VI. Conduct I'm
pressINc Services YcxtcrhnY


James Aston CabcIl was the prin-
c'phi speaker at the exercises in
eden, To tho laying of the corner
stone Of ST. Marks Episcopal Church.
on the Boulevard. between Park and
h"n'ingion Avenues. yesterday ar
tcrnoon at o'clock. Members OF
metropolitan Lodge. No. IL. a. T.. &
y. NJ. under tho direction Of Wor-
shipfui Master Edwin l.. Williams.
conducted Masonic exercises. which
were very impressive.
Mr.. Cabcll emphasized that the rco-
pie OF today did not realize and UNI
dcrstand the Significance Of the de-
votional services at the laying OF tho
corner stone for a great building
The ceremony. he said. had bee. a
custom for years. and in former days
workmen would not scale the high
structures until they were satisfied
that the cornorstonc had been prop-
erly placed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-11
SERIES OF FIRES KEEP
DEPARTMENT ON JUMP
Flames Destroy Thrcc.Slory
Frame Residence on Bar.
ton Heights.
FACE OCCUPANTS IN r,rn>rE,,
Ehst End Church Iiinxc Furni.hc.
scnre--fhurch I'M bakery, MUIR
phys Hotel nnd CnIorcd Home
Scenes of Small Fires.

An anonymous telephone call In.
formed family in Attendance At n
downto"n thcatcr yesterday that
their home WAS aiirc. and resulted in
their speeding TO the scene and Iii
rccting the removal of valuahlcs
when II was apparent. the building
would be consumed iy the flames.
The blaze was discovered shortly
before o'clock when q. B. H"aslcy.
an electrical engineer. observed
smoke issuing from the weather.
boarding OF Il thruc-story frame r"si-
dcnce at Ill Lamb Avenue. Barton
Heights.
When bremen from Engine Com
Danics Nos. = and lG arrived on tho
scene the flames had spread To three
rooms OF tho first floor and threat
enci TO spread TO the woodwork Of
TIA. second ana third stories.
Saw SON Enter Thcntrr.
"hiIe ehe IRE was at its height a
neighhpr uf Max Crutchncld. son of
the late Justice John j. CrutchHc!d.
owner and occupant Of tho bulding.
remembered seeing his son. George.
enter thcatcr earlier In m" even
ing lie hhst"ncd to phone and
asked IN" operator To have the man
agcr page him.
Crutchneih. seated in the same the
ntcr. heard their cons name rcsnund
through the audience. pcrplcNcd and
alarmed, Mr.. Crutcliicld answered. tho
call. with h!g wifo he entered his
car. which was parked outside. and.
In few minutes. was at the scene
OF the fire.
After an hours battle. during
which /, was necessary for bremen
TO gut the upper stories with water
In order Ia con'ino tho namcs To- the
lower loor. the fire waa placed un-
der control. Tho dam;t@c to tho build
Ing was estimated at several nun
drcd dollars. I'hc lnss to the con-
tents could not be determined
Fire Department l. iusy.
series uf fires earlier IA tn. da,.
kept companies throughout the city
on the run. Prompt response by nre-
men from three engine companies
prevented serious damage 70 a bakery
at Twcnty-niuth and J. Streets when
an ovcrheatcd oven set hr. 10 the
flooring Of the building
smoke discovered Ia Christ Epis-
copal Church. At 'Tw.nty- second and
Ncnablc streets. produced "a nrc scare
in the immediate vicinity carly in tn"
morning and resulted ia The calling
out of tw" companies. Tho scarc
Was orcaS"ncd by cmokiug motor
was accustomed by Il smoking motor
pipe organ.
On" SIS wcrc used in cx,inguirh-
ing 20 ut MGrphy's Hntc! when
an aw burst in,p names
franz, housc, occupied by 4 col.
ored family, at $50 North Harrison
street. was slightly damaged when
FIRE was discovered in "A pantry.
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE
STARTS ENROLMENT
Registration Of Students Will
Begin Tomorrow = New
Equipment Is Installed.

Virginia Mechanics institute. no.
Rins enrolment "a students tomnrrnw
for the thirty-fourth session sine. rc
organization Of tho school in 1891
Registrations will be received ho,h
DAY ana evening following the Mon.
cay evening enrolment
Til" active period of opro,,m,,,
VIII extend over two weeks. foIin,y-
NE "hicn tim" students Will he adj.
m'''cd to the classes II. in the opin-
'"h "i the superintendent and i'm
u'rHct"rS of classes desired. the stu
"o"t can rrohtably enter the course
az 'hat stage OF progress
Fft"-one classes. conducted nv
'h'rty-hvc Instructors and covering
u" i"hSc OF subjects in general cdu-
'"u"iI' trades, science. ana business
are uivpn
New equipment has been installed
al INC machine ahop and additional
CONTINENT is being ordered for the
''''tIcal laboratory In order tina,
letter facilities may be offered inc
students attending the institute. The
""'" mechanics equipment has been
enlarged by the addition of a ,r,;.'s
chassis aud further additions viii D.,
made later
The faculty in accounting for tho
'"m.ns session IS az follows:
Hugh Leach. asSisian, auditor. Fed
>ial Reserve Bank. Z. g Andrews
rhicf accountant American Audit
60. H. Frank Dew. assistant cashier
NHtlcnal state and city Bank; wal
ter y. Williams. Jr.. Guy b. Hazel.
grove and Archibald q. Robertson
These last three are practicinc at
torncys OF this city.
Tho last two sessions have shown
remarkable advance in nunhcr,
rcgiHtcring in the institute. T7O rori1.
'"ring for lalo-l?2O, and 500 for 1920.
1871 large enrolment is antici-
patcd for the coming year.
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following representatives OF posts
from all over the state:

following representatives OF posts
from all over the state.
Colonel Horace l.. Smith. OF Peters
burg, president; III. I. Harwood. OF
Richmond. sccretary-treasurcr. and
Directors B. II. Randolph. George w.
rogers. Hugh Il. Powell. j.. w. Chris.
tian and Il. w. Brooks. Jr.. Richmond;
IL. NJ Stribling. Norfolk: L. +. Rob
crtson, Petersburg, ID. W Sale.
hNhchDurE: Charles 5. johnson. Roa-
n"kc: r II. Self. Martinsviilc; Col
oncl i. y. Williams. Alexandria. and
y. -. Startling. Danvillc.
Committee chairmcn present were:
press. j. :. oliver. Richmond: en-
ploymcnt. :. II. Ellcrson. Richmond.
Rev. j. j. Gravatt. chaplain. and w
u. cridiin. secretary OF the Virginia
Historical Pageant Association. also
We're In attendance.
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LEE CAMP MEMORIAL,
ROOM OPENS OCT. 5
Veterans VIII Assemble mt Jncksnu
Monument nnh March To the Rattle
Abbey for ENcrcisrs

on the afternoon OF "Wednesday. oc.
t"h"r .. tho Il. Z. Lee Camp Memorial
nan Annex. In the Con,cdcrat. Ne.
mortal institute, viii be opened with
imrr"sslvc exercises Rev James
iow"r Smith II. -. viii preside.
'oDfcdcrRt" ""tcrans VIII :sy.lnhl,.
al Jncitson Monument and march =
a body to the Battle Abbey where tho
exercises VIII he held at O'Clock.
Captain John Lamb viii Introduce
the speakers. ana the principal ora
tor VIII hc Rev. II. NJ. Wharton, u.
H., OF Baltimore.
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STATE CHAIRMAN TO
- ADDRESS THE VOTERS
Representative I'inod VIII speak nj
Houston september ~, nnd NJ
AtdhIrSvN ON NcniCmhrr

Several speaking dates were an
nounced yes,"riny hy Secretary Rron-
annn, OF The State Democratic Com
miti"". and othors viii be Announced
a- raaid!y as arranged Rcurcscn-
iatiNc II. u. Flood. state chairman.
VIII speak at Houston. Halifax Coun-
y. Scptcuh'r 20; ~ Midll,ScE. sep.
tcmhrr - at Amherst. October iG.
=. l. KELLEY VII speak at Amcila
Sopiembrr -, and Robert liundlcy a,
Cumberland on September -.