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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29

All day yesterday until II o'clock last
night when the cdificr was closed.
people of all creeds and stations IN life
filed past the ,catafalque 60 take a last
look at the benign and familiar fcn &.
lures of the dead prelate as he lay IN
state. clad in the purple vestmcnts OF
his high office.
The National Federation Of Ukrai
nian Jews Of America. In convention
here, adopted resolutions OF sympathy
TO the people OF Baltimore and all who
mourn the passing Of His Eminence.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
BACK TO VILLAGE" TO DIE
Returns From South America When
Told He Could Not Live

New York, March 2O.--tBy A. P.)---
Noble Taylor. manager Of the United
Press bureau in Rio de Janeiro, died
here today in hotel on Washington
square.
Informed by physician that he had
only three weeks to live. Taylor immc-
diHtcly took passage for New York.
where he confidcd to friends that he
wished to die in the Greenwich Village
colony of artists. writer's and newspaper
folk. lie arrived yesterday.
Taylor's home was in indianapolis.
whore his mother and sister reside. Hc
Formerly was connected with the In
dianapolis Star and Louisville. Ky,
Herald.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
TAKES PAIN OUT
OF RHEUMATISM
Keep Sloan's Handy for backache,
strains and sprains, too

CLOAN'S Liniment haS been sold
Nor 80 years. Today, II Is more
popular than ever. There can be
1ut one Gnswer-Sloan's produces re.
suits.
Applied pithOut rubbing, 10 pene-
trates to the afflicted part, bringing re-
9et from rheumatic twinges. sciatica !;
sore, stiff, strained muscles; backaches,
5prains and other external pains, often
The result Of exposure. 1t leaves no
Hugsincss. skin stain or cloggcd pores.
Get large bottle for greater econ
9my. Keep II handy for use when
needed. Your druggist has it. Three
SIcS-.3Ic, T0r. 81 40.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
WOOD ALCOHOL KILLS POET
Protese Of Bryan Dies After Drink.
lna Whisky for Cold

Chicago. March 2D.--tBy 4. P.j-
Will Reed Dunroy. poet and widely
known as press agent, died here last
night of wood alcohol poisoning. Men
said that he had not taken drink for
years. but yesterday he asked friend
for one to cure cold.
Dunroy was forty-five years old and
in his younger days a protege Of vii
liam J. Bryan. who paid his way
through the University Of Nebraska.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
REQUIEM MASSSA|D
FOR DEAD CARDINAL
Catholic Religious Orders FIJI
Baltimore Cathedral TO
Pray for Prelate
THOUSANDS PASS COFFIN
RN the Associated Press

Baltimore. March 2o.-.Members OF
the different Catholic religious orders:
male and female. filled the Cathedral
this morning at the second Of the series
OF special requiem masses for the re-
pose OF the soul of Cardinal Gibbons
who died last Thursday. The Rev.
Eugene ]. Connolly, chancellor Of the
diocese. was the celebrant and the
tsi Chsrles College. ess z Gatonsviiie. ton '' VI
After the services the public resumed
It's slow march past the cardinals bier
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
FLOOR COVERINGS

Imported Wilton Rugs, 9X12 feet-S925O
Body Brussels Rugs, size 9X12 feet-S47.50
SanfOrd's Beauvais Administer, S.3xIO.6, Sj2
Heavy Silk Colonial Rugs, 9v12-$22.50
Mating. ll6-warp-nOw $I1.50 roll
Velvet Carpet. plain shades-S2.45 a yard
Printed Cork LinOleunl-90c a square yard
H. t'e Lotrsr i,f~eI Depc "tir,3nt
Seamless Velvet Rugs, 9Xl2 feet-$25.00
Japanese Grass Rugs, SXlO feet-$4.5O
Administers (sljghtly imperfect), EXISTS
RoXbury l0-wire Brussels Rugs 9x12, s29.
Printed Linoleum--now soc square yard
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
FOR BOYS

Cheviot Suits-S6.95, SS.75 and $ll.75
Small Boys Wash Suits-$1.45 and S2.95
Blue Serge NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S2.o5
Cloth Hats-65c, $1.15 Caps-S5c
Neckties, odd shades-25c
Athletic Union SuitS--nOw 55c
Gibbs "splt-nelt' suits, Of gauEe cotton. SeeoLda
Boys Black or Tan ShOes-nOw $4.95
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
Jersey Farm WAGES Drop

Moorestown, y. j.. March 29.--Fruit
growers and farmers who in this Sec
tion had great difficulty last spring to
get help at $65 month are now able
to find all the workers they need at $40
to $50 a month. and some farmers are
paying less than this.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
EveryItem Printed Here an Exceptional Value!
Hundreds of Others Equally Attractive!
MISSES AND CHILDREN

One Hundred New Crepe de Chine and Satin
Dresses, sizes IA to IS years-now $3.50
Girls New Coats, 10 to lG years-now $3.50
New Spring Coats, of camel's-hair and velour
coaking, sizes IL TO IS years-s25.O0
Girls Batiste Pajamas. 6 to 10 years-95c
Children's Muslin Underwear .":s ";5 reduced
Children's Stockings-1Sc. or pairs for SOC
Cotton. Black. '$h!:c and corGo' seconds.
Children's puritan" Waist Suits-now S1.00
Trot-Mox Oxfords %S;iGrc5a "'s;SG, aTa )-now 1925
Growing Girls Pumps and Oxfords-S5.25
Girls Smart Trimmed Hats-now $3.50
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
TrIpIets Win Couple an Au.omob,,.

Norristown, March 20.--The grand /.
iather OF the triplets born to Mr.. md
Mrs. Charles Obcrholtzer, in Norris.
town. last Saturday, has presented tho
parents with an automobile in honor
Of the event.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
FABRICS AND TRIMMINGS

30-inch Washable White Habutai Slk--s1.00
35-inch Satin Messaline, black, colOrs-S1.65
35-inch Taffeta, chiefly in navy-s1.75
40-inch Crepe de Chine, black, colors-Sl.95
40-inch Crepe Georgette, black, colors-S1.25
42-inch WOol-mixed Checks-nOw Sl.O0
54-inch COlored Al-wool Dress Serge-S2.50
25-inch Plaid Dress Ginghan,-16c yard
White Cotton Underwear Crepe-22c a yard
Shifting Madras--36c
Checked Ginghams-2Oc
White Linene Suiting-nOw 2Sc yard
White Noile-2Sc White Organdie-3Sc
36-inch Figured Venetian Coat Linings-75c
6-inch Satin-stripe Flowered Ribbon-2Sc
Eenise Lace Collar Points-45c a yard
42-iRch Tucked ' NOile FIOuncing-95c
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
MISCELLANEOUS

Baby Coaches--S21.5O and $4,000
Safety Gates, 6-fOot-nOw Sl.75
Ear Pufs, the new hair ehect-2Oc Il pair
Black Binding or Trimming Braid-l5c yard
Barrettes, amber or shell color-20c
Brown Fabrikoid Suit Cases-S4.7J
Nachette Strap Books-now 75c
lOlored Leather Hand Bags-nOw SJc
Silk Girdes at Great Reductions
ChOcolate-cOvered Pcppermnts-50c a pound
Fancy boxed StatiOnery-now SOC
Stencied Pillow Slips-now Csc
Solid Gold Ia Vallieres-S2.OO
GOld-flled Coat Chuns-nOw Sl.0O
Fancy NecIlaceS-nOw Csc
Three-Quarter Wardrobe Trunks-S3O.OO
5. {. ROse-and A .mond Cream--26c
Violet Toilet Water-37c
Metal Hot Water BottleS--now Sl.OO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
FURNITURE AT HALF
REGULAR PRICES

\ sp"1!a! COLLECTION u co7nplete Slitl and
odd Pieces OF Bedroom, L!vi@S-room and Din
inE-!"oIn Furniture, .,so Summer Furniture
;Assenlb!sI il spse.a! section and reduced to
half price.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
FOR WOMEN

Spring Millinery
New Trimmed Hats-exceptional at s2.95
Banded Sports Sailors-now $3.50
Trimmed Ready.to-wear Hats--now s1.95
Untrimmed Hats, some samples, now S1.5O
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29

STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
Market Street Eighth Street Filbert Strssa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08
HEREF0RD's NEW FIRE
TRUCK SATISFACTORY

checisl 10 The News.
HEREFORD. Texas. March = Here
ford's new volunteer fire department
has new Napoleon truck. a chemical
engine coming. headquarters in IN,
basement ~ the court house nicely
equipped with athletic apparatus. In
GLIDING a decciying i3pound medicin,
hall. and a whole raft ~ enthusiasm
Chief Rockwell made laconic report
at the luncheon last Monday In sub.
stance he remarked Were rarin' %
70; bring on your Old fire"
The city has recently purchased the
Napoleon truck. chassis and On II the
pa1phenalia from the old truck has
been Installed. The boys have been out
praciicing n gnat deal and are pleased
with the performance u the new truck
Loaded down with nineteen firemen Il
easily climbed the hill south ~ the
bridge on high The location u all the
fire plugs are being studied and prac.
uce runs made to acquaint every fellow
with his proper station and duties.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08
RANDALL ORIG co.
80 Years Old
Attributes Health
To Internal Baths

Mr.. H. G. Ncwcomh. 7Oa y lth Ave
Aichison. Kan. writes Tyrtcils Hy
giCnc Institute ~ New York nv follows
My next birthday II July iath-Sf
years old Have used Tyrrclls Il. B.I
cascade Tor more than 20 years. Best
and only remedy that brings wi,hau.
tn use ~ drugs. My experience prov
ID that u always relieves. 80 danger
from a. My ailments were prlnclIall,
Trio Acid. Bil!ousncss. Constipation
etc"
THIS IL ly No means an cXccptiona
letter Ter TyTclis Hygiene lnstltut,
io receive. ~ there are now over half
e million Americans using Dr. Tyrreli,
j. u. l.. Cascade with Ike results.
10y the scientific usc ~ Naturc'i
cleanser warm water 1t eliminates nj
poisonous waste from the lower mites
tines and gives Nature a chance 10 work
unhampcral
You will De- astonish,d az the differ
cnce In your feelings IN, morning
after an Internal hath
The II. H. l.. Cascade will d. shown
and explained to you by city Drug
store. ii3 Polk Street. Amarillo. Texas.
Hho Will alsu give you free. an request
an Interesting booklet by Dr. Chas. 4.
Tyrrell why Man II To-day IN Only
SOC. Efficient"
Get this booklet and know just why
Internal Bathing Is so effective In the
promotion II better health
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08
GUN GE UB HOLDS
SPLENDID SHOOT
LOCAL TRANSPORTER ARR TAX
ING CONSIDERABLE INTER
EST ~ SPORT.

Thirty mcmbcp ~ the Amarillo Gun
Club participated In shoot held yrs
terdhy afternoon NJ the club grounds.
Tho snanon handicap scor,s II thos,
who shot yesterday are.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08

The miami Cher seems to h. great.
~ preJudlced ~. mt Amarillo High
School since ;. an football team was
~ decisively defeated by Amarillo's
football team on Misml's grounds. The
Chief Is trying to dix up dead issues.
The IS TO IL defeat al Higgins was
thrown out by MIR. shirley. director Of
athletics q this district. because OF a
pos, In the middle 81 this couEl Conso
duently. up 20 the District Basket Ball
meet our first team was indicated. We
went into this meet and took second
place bslng beaten by Higgins IS g. -
Now We claim second place In the dis
tric,. We failed to see any team from
Miami al this met. hut II tho have q
team and wish 10 contes, our claim 70
scoond place. We will crafty their wish
IL takes a REAL sport 20 take defeat.
u. q. WILSON
Coach Basket Ball.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08
HEREFORD HAS NEW
CITY COMMISSIONER


iiEi.Efufp. Texas. March 7.--lInr,
Z li h.r l0H enc " the official "cit,
IulH ana adopted another III. rorig
1i'uI uf Commissioner i A. CnrdwelI
$3.50. received early lhn week, and III,
r.l.n.ug members ~ the Commission
u. puHDNord %, lass. fclcctcI Homer
WIk'n.uu 60 On The uncxpircd term.
Mr Williamson was not consulted about
No. matter frum an roporis. at all ne
was simply notified ~ his election.
bonded % blank bond and requested Ia
gralf' 1901 quickly as possible After
be- recovered his br,ath. aud considered
ih. mntirr from ~ angles he com.
Piled with the request ana wis form.
aus .nduct'd into office IN "Wednesday
NJ This week
Mr. 'urdWoll give 49, hi reason for
leaving "ificr thu fact that he now re-.
rii'e practically nil ~ his time In the
"'uuir' anl is unable 90 perform the
duties ~ Tho office he has served
M. ri't ~ Hereford faithfully and we'll
t'f several trrms. and his hnst ~
friends regret a. lu~, the benefit ~ his
dsisr ANA counsel in the affairs II the
municipality.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08
LADIES AlBNN posi- TO
SELECT >i;M OFFICERS


CLNEENDuN. T.xas. March 49,
Tn, Ladies. Nu.iliup az the Aubyn y.
clark Pos, So l,C ,, the American
Lesion hls c Completed o. ormur
"a;.Ur AMI Will held its first g,tto.
g'thor meeting in the LegiDn's club
room. n' $50 %. m. Tuesday. M which
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08

'Tanlac u Internationally the graf.
~ medicine ! ever heard of. After I
lad practically given M all hope ~
'Vcr hcing wei again, It put me right
hack on my feet, and ! nm feeling one
hundred por cent better than have for
twenty years ! have gained ten pounds
In weight. aud every one says | don't
look Ike the came person.
For several months suffered from
scrious stomach disorder. had no
appetite and couldn't eat enough 10
keep up my strength. Very often when
sat down to n moal would leave the
table without touching anything scarce.
y. ~ could not bcar the sight u food.
much less eat II.
II was losing IN weight and my
rlends would often ask me: What ia
vrong with you? Why are you looking
10 thin?"
u also suffered terribly with pains
cross the small ~ my hack and over
ny Kidneys II was almost impossible
or me To get out ~ led In the morning,
my back would pain me ~ | would
lnost fall over when l would first
thnd M In the morning. AZ night INV
ack planned mo 80 II was almost i'm.
'dstihle for me to sleep. I would lie
.rft IN one side ana then on the other.
nd would roll ana toss all night long.
had almost given ~ and thought
lnyhc my age was against me as
ad taken 80 many different kinds "
lcdicinc without results
THE first bottle ~ Tunlac didn't help
1e much. hut ! made up my mind 20
ivc u a fair trial. After starting ON
he second bottle ! began to feel better.
~ appetite returned and 4, Just looked
kc ! could hardly wait for meal time
d come. In fact. was hungry all
he time.
MY back and kidneys don't bother
~ any more and | can sleep like log
iuw. Tanlac has just simply made "a
cw man of ME. ana any one living In
his county can tell you IN, same thing,
= everybody knows me and knows the
hapc ! was In.
The above statement was made re.
emily 10y A. &. Billman. ~ Ligonier,
nd Mr.. Billman has lived In Noble
'uuniy all his lifc and Il wcllknown
md highlyrespcctcd citizen II that
'ounty.
Tanlnc Is sold In Amarillo by Randall
Drug Company.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08

A. &. Bii.I.MAN. Of Indiana. who
says Tnnlac II unquestioiinbly
the greatest medicine he ever heard
~. III put me back on my feet after
Z had practically given up all hope oi
ever being well again." he states.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08
CLARENDON sHR|NERS
WILL HAVE BARBECUE
,pecial to IN. Ssa.

CLARENDON. TDas Mlrh g.
"Wednesday nigh, AZ 71o tho Clarendon
shrine club was entertained hy O. CON.
mi,ice composed ~ Harry Si'n,r a.
II. Bcynlc. Dick Walker John Hunt.
Fred Buntn. Allen RcVIu, jr and
sam Bruswcll. IN the Masoui, dining
room After the luncheon 70 short husi.
ness SESSION was held 10 which time b.
was decided 60 npnly o. khiyl Temple
Tor club charter and committee
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08
KwITCHER KIKKIN. Phone z
TO RELIEVE CATARRHAL DEAF.
NESS AND If1.AD NOISES

II you have Catarrhal Deafness ~ are
hard Of hearing Or have head noises z,
10 your druggist and gei ounce u Far
mint double strength and add 10 {,
II pint q hot water and little granu.
lated sugar. Take one tablespoonful
four times a day.
This will often bring quick relief frun
The distressing head noises Ciogge,l
nostrils should ol'cn. breathing l-coin,
easy and the mucus stop dropping int
the throat II ls easy 10 prepare. COST
little and Is pleasant 20 take. Anyon.
who has Catarrhal Deafness or head
noises should give this prescription q
trial.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08
CLARENDON BANK GIVEN
CtSTODy STATE FINDS


special 80 The News.
cLAisi.ADON. Texas. March T.
The Farmers state Bank II this cl,
waH de-lgnaicd a state depository u,
part wuek bv the state troog,,r,.
TfouEh Youngest IN years. this inst
tu,i,n 10 ramdly tnkinr liz place
The ff'nt nnkr ~ liz olsaH In tble A..
ton. The men behind the bnnk ar.
rioWcfriyc nnh kcrnly alert Ia m,
ne df ~ The county ana take a n,rso,
al interest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08
CASHIER CHARGED WITH THEFT
Must Answer Charge, II Embrl,lcn,rn,;
sI.n, 900 Missing

PARIS. Texas. March : In the fed
'ral district court today Lawrence T..
~ ll former ,ushicr ~ the Farmers
National Bank ~ Cooper now In the
BANDS - % receiver. appeared a. answer
o. ,hIre's ~ misrepresentation en-.
"'zzi'ment and abstraction II si7S 900.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08

r1s 1r ''.l Co. draft constitution
f.r the club.
The club viii hold barbecue and
r..u.D Cor tho club ard special out.
'ft.wn Eg.H's nt ur earl, date This
$3.50 rhniHl'y %. b.id o. celebrate tho
gctt.ng ~ the charter fur the local
club
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-25
FeStiVidad rehgi0Sa
de S.,Juan Bautista

Nu6stro distinguido amigo el Sc
nor MARTINEZ Aivlrez nos ha suminis
trs do las siguientes nota3 references
al grandioso festival que en- honor
San Juln Bautista sc llevarA i
efecto manana domingo EN- la Iglesia
Catedral, lis cuales nos cOmplace-
mos en- publican:
I In misa empezara las II en- pun
to. No habra dilaciones de ninguna
sclase. Sc rpega al p1blico la mayor
puntualidsd. La solemnidad de la mis-
mn requiere un ambiente &c quietud
Y silencio.
Por un olvido involuntario no in
cluirnos en- la lista de los cantlntes
y ejecutantes, a los senores F. R. go
riano, tenor; R. Macial, baritone;
Damaso Rodrigu~z Jose Domin-
guez, saxofonist3s y los senores An
tonio y NJ. Gsllardo, vio,inistas, ha
ciendo un total de Al cantantes y e5
m1sicos.
Las tarietas de entrala de color
amarillo, ccrres ponden a las naves Ia
teraIes Y el pdblico, poseedor, debe-
ra entrsr, va por Ia puerta darecha
0 por l. izduierda laterales s gin es-
ten marcadas con las letras D (dcre-
cha) / (izquierdl). Los de esta ma
We podran utilizsr la entra a que d.
acceso al atrio.
Las personas que tengan tarjet1s
de color azul claro Sc serviran en-
trar por Ia puerta central del fren
te ,pues estas seran acomodadas en-
los bancos centrales que estan nulGe
radios.
Las que pose1n tarietss color rosa
Sc serviran entrar por la puerta cen
tral del frente pues seran acomoda-
das en- sillas adicionales EN- ls nave
central
Las que posean tarjetas color yer
de claro Sc serviran entrar por la
nave literal derecha puas. seran aco-
modadls en- la nave de Sln Rafael
Las tarjetas que correspondent las
naves laterales son absoir.amente gra-
tis pueden ser soicitadas Ell la of
Gina del I.cdo. J. ]. Alitran, San jose
numero 12 1I2 (altos).
Nota final: habra dos botiquines
de urgencia: uno en- Ia cspilla de las
animas y otro en- Ia de la pila Butts
NAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-25
CURIOSIDAD Sin
PRECEDENTES AL :.
PASO DEL CONETA
NO ERA UN coMETA, sINo VENUS

Durante todo Ell dia ounce del presen
te mes en- las Gales de esta ciudad y es
pecialmente en- ell distrito bancario, o
Down Town., Sc agruparon muchos Gu
riosos que deseaban a todo trance no
perder un detalle del paso del come
ta''.
Especialmente en- ell distrito financie
ro de Wall Street, a la hora del almuer
20, los grupos llegaron a adQuirir unas
preparedness alarmantes.
Los couductores de autcm6viles y de
los tranvias electricos Sc vieron Y desea-
ron para no aplastar a centenares de
personals que habiar. concentrate toda
SUI atenci6n en- Ell frmamento y absortos
en- sus observaciones astror6micas no pa
raban nlientes en- ell psligro que les
amenazaba y a pesar del sonido de las
bocinas y de los timbres de alarma per
manecian impasibles con la vista clava-
da Ell ell espacio.
Sc asegura que otros Hobscrvadores'
mas materlalistas Sc aprovecha on de la
curiosidad de les veciros para hacer AGO
pio de relojes, monederos y demas chu
cherias de algdn valor.
"Para esos 81 que ha pasado Ell ''co-
meta, decia un agente Que mientras
buscaba a los autores de tales hazafias
miraba de reojo e1 frmamento.
En- frente de la Grand Central Sta
ton Sc form6 IN. corro imponente ro-
deando a un individuo que acababa de
llegar Ge Down Town con las dltimas
roticias del "cometa''.
Mostr6 exactamente con ell dedo su
posici6n en- aquel momento. Los del. CO.
Iro 10 4nostraron o:ros y en- breves
momentos no qpedo en- aquelos Alfredo
res una so'a persona con la cabeza baja,
Il. DESILUCION
Segun informes recogidos en- la esta7
cion meteorological Ell &c mfta' no era
s;no e. planeta venls que en- ocasiones
es visible de dfa, especialmente en- los
tdias serenos.
Ell doctor C. s. Brainin del departamen
to astron6mieo de la Universidad de CO.
lumbia ell professor A. B. Turner del
college of the City of New York" con-
vinieron en- que Sc trataba del planeta
Venus.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-25
Et daelO naCi0naI de Ia Gran AnHIIa

FL DR.. Orestes Ferrara, expresidente
de la Camara &c Representatives de
Cuba, emincnte orador y juriscohsulto
oubano, undo por mas de veinticinco
amos al expresidente Gomez por una
amistad personal y una lealtad poll
tica que solo la muerte ha podido rom
per, escribi6, caliense aln el cadaver
del general Gomez las siguientes Guar
tillas, sentidas y emocionadas, llenas
de un afecto una admiration sin
cerisimas.
Transmitidas por un colaborador de
Ell MUNDO en- Nueva York, Y recibi-
das por nosotros, aver, la gentileza del
expresado colaborador, ell exceiente ca
ballero don Candido Yllera, nos da opor
tunidad de publicarlas, como holnena-
je la memoria del ex .Presidente re-
cien fallecido:
''veinticinco alos de una absolute
identification de ideas, de un afecto
sin limites, de una estimation sin SOM
bras, de una devotion nunca desmen-
tida los he visto borrados en- un mo
mento solo ante Ell destino fatal, inc
xorable, cuyos designios parecen STEM
pre- injustos y que esta vez quizas no
10 hayan sido, por haber despedazado
fisicamente un coraz6n que va en- 10
moral no podfa resistir mas las adver-
sidades que desde cuatro amos con fe-
roz injusticia Sc ensahahan en- contra
de el.
Cuba pierde a I'm ejemplo vivo de
su epoca heroica, a rm gobernante GU
va ecuanimidad no ,tuvo eclipses; a
TN. ciudadano que ensenaba virilidad
contra las violaciones del derecho y
predicaba el acatamiento de toda ley;
al jefe de una ,familia. de. ejemplar
virtud por el infusa en- el amino de la
prole gentil. Cuba pierde en- Ia hora