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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-14
Ell DAILY EIREANN'' DECIDE RA-
TIFICAR Ell TRATADO

DUBLIN, diciembre 1S.-Los miem-
bros del "Daily Eireann'' SO han reu-
nido, a exception de de Valera, para
estudiar debidamente el pacto anglo
irland6s, acordandose ractifcarlo en- to-
das sus parties n
Ell lider de Valera ha declarado que
el. sostiene los principles de ''Self De-
termination
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-14
BRAND ANUNCIA SU vIAJE
A LA CAPITAL INGLEsA

PARIS, diciembre 49, El presiden-
te del Consejo de Ministries de Ia Re
publica, M. BRAND, ha anunciado, que
ell 90 saldra para LOndres en- union de
M. Loucheur, ministro de las Regiones
Devastadas, fin de conferercjar con
Lloyd George.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-14
CRAIG PRESIDENTE DE
LA REPUBLICA IRLANDEsA

BELFAST, diciembre 1S.-Despues de
una prolOngada entrevista celebrada
entire Lloyd George y Sir James Craig,
premier del Ulster, Sc anuncia que el
partido autonomista ha nombrado es-
to dltimo para ocupar la presidencia Q
regencia de Irlanda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-14

$50
Por aqui Sc vuelve la derecha, unas
vueltas mas de las ruedas del caro- y
va nos hemos detenido frente la ex6ti-
ca pergola-entretejida de trinitarias-
v que sirve de portal6n al solar donde
Ia salud horece cuando, va empezaba a
marchitarse.
Y 10 primero que sale a nuestro pa
so, nos saluda con los mas vivos to-.
nos de la algeria, es un espIendido TO
sal, hermosas rosas de Alexandria, que
parecen estar muy ufanas de aromar el
recinto que con tanto gusto embellecen..
Las manos Sc van tras las rosas, pe-
ro. -. ialto ahil :. . esta prohibido to-
carIas; deshojarlas es casi un crimen.
Esas rosas son de los enfermos yNsus pc
talos su perfume ayuda curarlos.
Y tambien nos sale al paso y nos re-
cibe LENA de amabilidad, la seaorita
Paca Salgado, un purO tipo de mujer
portorriqfAefa, hecha de inteligencia,
bondad y sacrifcio.
Esta dana lleya sobre sus hombros
ell peso de dirigir v administrar los que
haceres de la INSTITUTION. Els tnuy cui.
dadosa, muy entendida, y sus manos no
tienen precio para frmar una orden
oportuna cursra un enfermo.
$50
En- compafiia de la senorita Salgado,
echamos andar por corredores, plazas,
avenidas y jardines (de tedo este hay
en- Ell 'tSanatorio' y al paso que la
vivamente interesados y com
observamos, tomamos nota, de-
jamos que nuestro espfritu Sc ensanche,
que nos sintamos orgullosos de esta for
espl6ndida obra que naci6 en- el
coraz6n y en- Ell cerebro de un portorri-
quefo modesto v de gran valia: Ell doctor
RUIZ soLER.
X X X
lEsto es un ssSanatorio" un ba-
rric de familias aristocraticas que solo
piensan en- ell buen vivir v en- Ell placi-
do recreo?
Yo creo que 10 segundo, juzgar por
las cosas que estoy viendo.
veo una serie de ''chalets', primoro-
SOS coquetones; veo unas amplias, cla-
ras galerias, nftidamente enlozadas; veo
unas alcobas resplandecientes de sol "
de limpieza; un pabell6n-labrado en-
su fronts Ell legendario escudo de Es
pafiac-que lla de servir de laboratorio;
una sala- -biblioteca que dan ganas de
quedarse en- ella a leer toda una tarie.
y toda una noche: veo, en- fin, flores por
todas parties, flores en- las GALES, en- las
plazas, junto las ventanas, en- las alco-
bas Y en- las mejiilas de los enfermos.
ESQ iba a preguntar: Sd6nde estan
los enfermos? Porque yo no los veo. Es-
tos seres quienes voy visitando, can
TAM leen, rien. =. Isl estan vendiendo
salud No exagero, no, sefiores; i'd por
allf de paseo me dar6is la raz6n.
Todo cuanto deseo decir acerca del
'Sanatorio'', no cabe en- las estrechas
columnas de un diario. Y tengo que de-
cir contar cosas muy interesantes.
Me propongo escribir un folleto, que
he de dedicar Lolita Miranda (una
nina convaleciente, linda como un sol),
v en- esas paginas quedaran grabadas
mis- impresiones, que son muchas nDuy
sentidas.
POr ahcra, solo puedo adelantar el
titulo de mi trabajo.
Asf:
LA cIUDAD DE LAS EsPERAN-
zAs. ~,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-14
(Por Gable Franc6s1

WASHINGTON, diciembre 1s.-Fran
cia, Inglaterra Y Japon han Introduce
do una nueva clausula en- Ell tratado de
la cuadruple ananza, a fin de mantener
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-14
LA DELEGATION INGLEsA
EMBARCARA FL 81

WASHINGTON, diciembre 49, FL
presidente de la delegation britannica,
Sir Arthour Balfour, ha anunciado que
81 y sus colegas, a exception del enba-
jador Geddes, embarcaran hacia 1ngla-
terra Ell 81 de diciembre en- Ell vapOr
"olimpic''. +,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-14

mo cream ubpcues Qu0 yOy q Comos0A
no dire la indiscreci6n, pero ST la ton
terfa de ponerme escribir un articulc
acerca del tragico macedonia; no es
este el sitio, nj es ahora Ell oportuno mo
mento para enredarse uno en- tamafia
labor; ademas, yo no sabria decir NADIA
interesante- es impossible -acerca
de la Grecia, Jerjes y demas nombres
legendarios v ustedes perdonen este alar-
de de erudici6n.
FL Alexandra Quien 20 traigo hoy,
no de Ia mano, nj de una oreja y ST echa-
do el brazo sobre sus hombros, las CO.
luunas de Ell MUNDO, es I'm hombre
harto distinto. Es un mozo de tale mas
flexible, de caracter mas suave, y que
no tiene como Ell otro, tamano corpa-
ch6n.
Aquel, fundaba todo su orgullo y to-
da gu gloria en- destrnir ciudades y mu-
chedumbres Este, el que tengo ahora
enredado entire los puntos de mi pluna,
hace todo 10 contrario: funda un pueblo
lie saliva la vida a toda una poblaci6n.
vamos hablar de otra cosa: de la
tarde que esta muy linda; una esplendi-
da sedativa tarde de sol.
= Y yo, que he terminado mi trabajo
muy ternprano, que estoy libre, con gran
disimos deseos de salir puertas afuera,
de dar un paseo, de ericontrar un ami
60 con quien charlar gusto- de refres-
car la imagination.
5Un amigO7 AL primero que pase le IT,
70 un lazo, 10 paro, 10 arrastro conmi-
go v no 10 suelto aunque estalle
un trueno. Ms
Ahi viene uno. -. venga la cuerda
Ami va la Onda. -. llo cogil. -. Imu-
ri6l
Se1oritas: tengo Ell gusto, immense re-
gocijo de presentarles mi amigo y ca
Inarada Juan Martinez Chapel. :. !.
-Buen muchacho-al menos, 81 10 di-
ce; el tnismo Sc recomienda--; no lie CO.
jan miedo. -. es inofensivo. ~. (icuida
dol).
Bueno, pues Juan me suelta la estu-
penda noticia de que hoy mismo empieza
a disfrutar de una licencia de treinta
dias, Zen dias de pascuas: Ique mucho
sabeD.
Entonces, Chapel es 81 hombre que
20 necesito. Un vago de ese tamano, de-
ese carActers v de esas condolences, es
el tercio que me convene.
IA pasear7
--Asi mismo.
IA d6nde vamos?
"A donde tt digas.
SQuieres que visitemos el "sana-
torio Insular''?
iHombrel, 81 que me gustaria. -.
--Pues, andando. -.
--5Al pie de la letra?
Deja yer. -. deja yer.
Y vimos pasar, en- su flamante CAIRO
Miguel Ruiz Soler. -
10 atarrayamoS
Y lie 'sfajamos''.
Y 10 convencimos.
.Hs@
iQu6 gusto correr por esta carretera,
esta hora v en- tan grata compafial
FL caro- no va que vuela; CORE con
moderation: paso noble, que dice Cha
pei en- su lenguaje pintoresco.
Chapel y Ruiz soler que va otra vez
tuvieron la Oportunidad de visitar Ell
sanatorio'' Sc empefian en- prepa-
rarme para que no me cojan de susie las
bellezas que guarda v encierra 81 con-
Portable y pintoresco recinto.
Yo les digo que .no me digan mas !,
una vez que dentro de breves minutos,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-14

tire los atronadores aplausos de todos los
estudiantes de aquella conocida Univer
sidad.
Puerto Rico, pues, obtiene TN nuevo
triunfo con el triunfo del intsligente
arecibefio, sobrino de aquel glorioso sol
dado de La ihdependencia Guiana. que
Sc llam6 Pachfn Marin.
vaya para los padres de Rafael triuln
fante nuestros aplausos, "a que compar
timos con Ell estudioso joven su mere
.cido ramo de laurel.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-14
Ell CTimen en- Juana Diaz

Ampliamos nuestro telegrama de
aver sobre ell horrendo asesinato de Car
los Leon, cometido en- Juana- Diaz, y del
cual no SO saba quienes eran los au-
tores
Las sombras que rodeaban 81 repug-
nante hecho han sido desvanecidas, gra
cias al infatigable cello desplegado por
la policia de los puestos de Santa Isa-
bel y Juana Diaz y la detective de es
ia ciudad, que Sc constituyeron en- la
comarca dOnde estuvo ell dia % Ell in
fortunado Leon y donde apareci6 luego
Gu cadaver, buscar@o datos que al lin
permitieron efectuar ell arresto de Flo-
res Santana, Luis Colon Y Benito Co.
lon, trabajadores de la Colonia ''La Ma
quina' de la Central Cortada, quienes
confesaron ell crimen.
Tan pronto como los supuestos asesi-
nos fueron arrestados Sc aviso al fiscal
Font, quien realiz6 una minucicsa in
vestigaci6n de los hechos.
FL jefe de la Polcfa, Sr. Blanco, in
forin6 que segun noticias que el tenia.
Leon fu6 seguido el dia de sRtos por
los acusados, quienes en- determinado
sitio le salieron al encuentro, agredien
dole inesperadamente para apoderarse
del dinero que Nevada encima.
Los acusados pertenecen una mis-
ma familia. Estos, al darse cxenta de
10 grave de su situaci6n Sc dieron la
fuga, v, al scr apresados, cada uno ha
puesto gran empedo en- atribu'r a los
demas la mayor responsabilidad en- la
comisi6n del delito.
FL jefe Blanco manifesto, ademas;
que Sc habian ocupado las armas con
que Sc reaiiz6 el crimen, asi como las
ropas que llevaban los acusados el dfa
de la tragedia, las cuales apsrecen sal
picadas de sangre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-14

Ana, algo distante de la poblaci6n en-
nn llano, arido como Ell desierto, rode
ado de hermosas palrnas v copiosos ar
bustos y acariciado por Ell roce suave de
las espumosas y blancas olas del mar,
existe una "aldea'. Reina ALI la paz,
y la habitan seres muy distintos nos
otros. viven en- completa ammonia, d
uno para el otro, y desconocen Ell odio,
la venganza y el crimen; pasan inadver-
tidos de la tnfecta y envenenada vida
que su alredor Sc agita, y tienen como
1nico Jefe un super -hombre: dos.
Es la mansion de los muertos, donde
tantos tantos seres han tornado ese
conglomerado; donde distintas genera
clones hanse convertible en- polvc. En-
tremos, por un momento, hacerles una
vista, rendirle nuestro merecido no.
menajea.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-14
Una fIOtiI|a de submarines seTd man
teRida en- eI PaCifiCO

una escuadrilla de submarines en- el Fa-
cifico.
Esta petici6n no ha sido adn sometida
al gobierno americana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-14
Nlz1l!z,,ll!&RkZI!za!z9 d l&Rk
La obra de Alexandra

he de verlO tOdO con mis- prOpios OjOs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
Poincarc,s Sound Yicw

D AfMOND POINCARE, ex-President of
France, forcefully analyses and inter-
prets Germany's purpose in trying to induce
the United States to use its influence to
have the allies reopen the reparations oues-
lion on the basis Of new proposals submit
ted. Poincare's is the dominant mind that
molds French public policy and he is fully
on to all the tricks of German statesman
ship in trying TO evade the Just impositions
of the Versailles treaty. In his EXPOSURE of
German duplicity, he has been able to con-
vince the powers charged with the enforce
'ment OF the treaty that nothing is to be
gained by further parleys with Germany.
she has tried to lean on America and en-
barrass u.s. he says. ''She counted on the
internal propaganda" Of which he presents
abundant evidence, "to tarnish the friend
ship, of which the United States has given
us such touching proofs Wherefore,
Germany yielded to the illusion to circum-
vent the United States government ITSELF"
The soundness Of the French view, as al
ways insisted on by Poincare, Is fully
vindicated by Lloyd Georges announcement
to the British House of Commons Thursday
that 1.-THE German indemnity proposals are
unanimously considered Inadequate by the
allies" That the Germans have themselves
discovered that they labored under illusion
in thinking their latest trick could be work
ed through America, the conclusion an
nounced by DR.. Helfferich, former Vice
Chancellor, in the Reichstag debates on the
appeal Thursday, fully verines. ''ln Ger
many's present desperate position" he af-
lirmcd, there were only two alternatives.
either unconditional surrender or submits
sion to further coercion and humiliation.
That is just about the size of il. Allied
solidarity will be maintained, even if it be
necessary to yield to the French view and
support the coercive measures against Ger
many to the fullest extent. The French
army has made every preparation to march
Into the Ruhr Valley Monday, and the only
thing that will check this purpose will be
for Germany to yield Internationally and
announce her willingness to meet her obl!-
cations under the Versailles treaty TO the
letter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
sNAPPY BILL FEATURES
ACADEMY's WEEK END
Team Of Howard and sadIcr Easily
Carry on First Honors With
Skit, "Weddinu Rellcs.n

An unusually -snappy program of
vaudeville Is to be seen at tho Acnd-
cmy for tho weekend. headed by
tho team OF Howard and Sadler, who
arc seen In a verltable whlrlwlnd OF
gaiety. This clever pair OF. comedi-
ennes score tho hit of the show Tn
tholr amusing skit. ''wcddlng Bellcs."
/: is chock full of fun, jokes and
patter. Both sing and dance, too,
which makes for winning combina-
tion. Tho act walks off with tho
honors of tho day quite easily.
There are other features that offer
Ssompetition. Clayton. Kennedy and
Matte Rooney. for instance This Ia
pair OF regular vaudevillians, who
present pr singing. dancing and gen.
crazy snappy bit OF entertainments
which ran the condolences a close
SECOND for popularity.
MISS Rooney Is another sister OF
tho famous Pat. still another was
seen seen, mere ere month or SO ago in very
sister Matte In presenting. Both
are clever dancers and havO assist
ance from pianist. who Is almost
rs nuch OF tho feature as Miss Rooney
herself. The net is smartly costumcd
3nd OF the sort which Is sure to please
Academy audiences.
Closing the bill are Van and Elmer
SUI VINO hre all round physical eS-
poncnts. The exhibition they give
embraces gymnastic. acrobatio aud
equilihristic fcats. tests. OF strength
and physical endurance. They give
n remarkable performance: and the
act Is we'll worth staying through
to SEQ.
No bill Is complete without n
single" act. and In this ono Billy
Rogers holds that position. He Is a
singer. dancer and monologist. whose
speciality Is approximations. Ho also
sings several OF his own songs. which
seem to please.
singers r:.i dancers. principally tho
latter. is the plea for popularity Of
Elliott and West. who are entcrtaIn-
Ing. especially In thcir dances.
With the vaudeville attractions are
the usual notion pictures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
GERALDINE FARRAR TO
GIVE CONCERT TONIGHT
Famous Singer, Accompanied by
Assistants, VIII Appear at I
City Auditorium.

| l0nlght is Geraldine Farrar night
in Richmond.
Accompanied by Edgar schofield.
BASS baritone, and Arturo Bonucci.
cellist, tho famous diva OF the Met,
ropolithn Opera House, will appear
nelore an audience i'm the City Audi.
~ at $3.50 O'Clock. The program to be
offered is ono OF the best OF the sea-
son.
Miss Farrar has hundreds OF adj
mircrs In Richmond.> and she LIS de-
clared to be one Of the most popular
singers who has ever appeared before
an audience in this city. When she
appeared In tho City Auditorium hero
by an enormous house. Though Miss
Farrar was success from the very
day her career MS singer started,
THIS season she iR now bringing to d
close has unquestlonably been one OF
the most successful she has ever en-
toycd. In The towns OF the North and
Northwest this season tho famous
singer has been singing before huge
throngs. Richmond Is one OF the few
Southern cities visited by the nrtist
this season
Messrs. Schohcid and Bonucci arc
artists OF ability. and should attract
| considerable attention here tonight.
Mr.. Schofeld has been singing with
Mies Farrar for three seasons, having
Joined her after establishing an en-
riablc reputation ms n choir singer
In New York CITY. Though Mr.. Bo-
nucci Is young man and is APP
pcaring with Miss Farrar for the flrst
time this season. no is regarded as n
real artist. and has received big hands
/ In every city In which ne has APP
pcared.
There has been steady etrcam
In front OF the ticket Office at the
Corley Company during the last few
days. And from present Indications.
tho crowd will be one of the largest
nj TNtDlyl ft,x,.
on sale at the Corlcy Company until
6 o'clock this afternoon. after which.
they can be obtained ut the City Aud
itorium box office. Announcement
wac made yesterday that in spite OF
the largo sale. there are many good
10 Is.ff ts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
WEDNESDAY CLUB TO BRING
ORCHESTRA TO RICHMOND

The Philadelphia Festival Orches
ira, which the "Wednesday Club Ia
bringing to Richmond for three con-
:"-ts. May IL and IL. with n matinee
the second day. Is made up OF mem
bcrs OF the Philadelphia symphony
Orchestra. This latter organization
has been heard In this city n mum
II was perfectly safe I'm engaging ua
counterpart for the twenty-eighth an
hual spring festival.
DR.. Thaddeus Rich is the conduc-
tor, and eminent critics Conccde Ii
to be one OF the finest orchestras noe;
playing in this country. Ite person
mel consists of nincty-siS musicians
of the highest rank. and by the time
1t comes to Richmond this number
will have been increased to 104 mem
bcrS.
Tickets either for the series of
three concerts, which are TO take
place, of course, at the City Audito-
rum, or for Individual programs. are
now on sale at the box office at the
Corley COMPANY The Wednesday Club
Ia tho oldest musical organization in
Richmond, and its festivals are al
ways regarded as most interesting.
and this year will prove no exception.
There will be a soloist Of the high
est rank at each concert in addition
to the orchestra, for Madame d'Ai-
varez, the Peruvian contralto. will
sing the first night; Forrest Dabney
Carr. the eminent basso. will appca r
ut the matinee. and Edward Johnson.
thes great tenor and bright particular
Atar of the Chicago Opera Company.
will be heard for the first time here
thc second night. Now Is the time to
reserve seats for the entire festival.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
CAMPAIGN OF WOMAN
EVANGELIST NEARS CLOSE

Mrs. Victoria Booth Cllbborn Dema-
rest. evangelist. will hold tho last
two weekday services of her cam
paiEn here today. speaking at Grace
street baptist Church to women only
on The Marriage Relationship,
Motherhood and the Rearing OF Chill
dren" at $3.50 o'clock. and at Broad
street Methodist Church at O'Clock
on signs OF the Times, or the Sec.
ond Coming of Christ" Mrs Demu-
rest Will bring her campaign to a
close on Sunday. She will preach ut
~ o'clock In Brond Street Methodist
Church and at 3:s0 annd $ o'clock in
the City Auditorium
In sermon on The Supreme Qucs-
ton" last night. Mrs. Demarcst de-
c!ared thnt many church services
were an iniUuity. as they were only
n form. and those attending sang
things they did not telicvc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
ELK0 FARMERS ATTEND
BETTER FARMING MEETING

Many farmers residing In and near
Elko. Va. attended meeting held
yesterday Mt Eiko under auspices OF
the agricultural and Industrial do
pnrtment OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. This-is one of n series OF
meetings TO he conducted throughout
tho State. The railroad will instruct
farmers in better methods Of farming.
Il. Il. CrHwlcy. manager OF the -ngri-
culture department of the railroad.
presided. Miss Eessic Hodsden spoke
on Poultry Raising" Il. g. Mooma ~.
Jr.. gave q talk on ''Co-Opcrative
Farming aud a. r.. Grantham spoke
on soil improvements" w. l.. Kirby
urged the farmers 10 raise larger
crops OF hay. and also enlarge their
'lniry farms
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
MRS. MASSIE HEADS POST 1,
LEGION WOMAN'S AUXILIARY

Mrs. w. c. Massie was unanimously
elected president OF the Woman's
Auxiliary OF the American Legion
Post No. nj meeting of the or.
gnnization. hold yesterday morning In
Bcividcre Hall. she succeeds Mrs.
Mathews. resigned. Thc meeting was
presided over by Mrs. William Branch
Porter.
The organization will hold a con-
vention here on May 10 and IA, at
which time auSiliarics throughout
the state will assemble. May 80 has
been set aside as Poppy Day" when
members Will sell poppies on tho
streets and, use the money for the
,eneht Of disabled soldiers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
News Of Fifty Years Ago

[From The Richmond Dispatch, April 30 1S71]
L,cien Beard incarccrated in the city
Jail pending his application TO the Supreme
Court OF Appeals for writ of error. At an
early hour yesterday morning he succeeded In
making his escape. lie and two other prison
broke out about o'clock In the morning.
and II was O'Clock before the alarm was
given They had plenty OF time make their
escape from the city
Governor Walker yesterday appointed w. T.
Allen to be n notary public for the city OF
Richmond.
III the Hastings Court yesterday. Colonel
Joseph Sphulding had hiu trial on tho charge
Of having had a hand in the alleged packing
of tho jury for the trial OF George Chahoon
and he was promptly acquitted.
The new military compnnies--and there are
not a few OF them--ara drilling every night.
The talk of tho town Is almost entirely
military subjects. Ere long the companies
that have been organized will have gay uni
forms. ana then may look for some sure
enough drilling.
During this month the Hastings Court has
disposed OF nine felony cases and twenty six
misdcfncahors. besides transacting a largo
amount Of civil business.
The total school population OF Richmond
may he put down in round numbers at
$4,000
Company G has been organized and the fol
lowing officers elected: william H. Gordon,
captain; benjamin F. Ashby, first lieutenan mt;
James r. Sharp. second Lieutenant; Thomas w.
Hay. junior second lieutenant: David C. Rich
ardson. orderly sergeant.
fight took place Wednesday In Robe
son County. y. c.. between some negroes and
a party OF citizens under the sheriff CT tho
county, In which two OF the sherIfr's posse
were Killed and one severely wounded
A California jury has convicted Mrs. Laura
a. Fair OF murder in tho first degree Sha
filled Judge A. p. Cyittenden,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
RUSSIAN ORCHESTRA
PLEA|sEs MusIGL0VERs
Wido Variety Of Compositions Arc
Greeted Observation-Disclosures
* lions Appeal to Every Taste.

The City Auditorium was fairly
woll filled last night upon occasion,
OF tho concert OF the Russian SYM
phony Orchestra. The concert was
thoroughly enjoyed. and met with.
much applause ana many encores. A
wide variety OF compositions were
rendered. and there were selections
TO appeal to all tastes.
The orchestra was led by Modes.
Altschuler. one of the foremost con-
ductors of tho day. whose direction
added great deal to the evening.
Two OF Tschaikowskps composi-
tons. which are included in the mu-
SIC memory contest now goini, on in
inc city schools, met with general
approval or tho audience. The finai
NUN per OF the concert, March Siay,"
written BY the famous composer, wns;
heartily applauded by the hearers.
concerto In l. Fiat" by Mozart.
ana The Magic Fire." from Walk.
ure." by Wagner. were well rendered
ana thoroughly enjoyed.
one OF the features OF the evening
was the playing OF Aiisses Annie Hull
and Mary Howe. They were favor
IDLY received and repeatedly en-
Most OF tho compositions were by
RUSSIAN composers. Illustrative of tho
sfolk lite OF that land. Mr. Altschulcr.
native OF Russia, was pcculin rly
apt In his interpretations.