davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deming graphic., 1921-05-10

cattle. 25,lOO hogs and lG,1O0 sheep
year ago
Besf Cattle
Local killers together with shippers
were ip the cattle market early today
payin-. 10 to % cents higher prices.
Receipts were moderate and demand
was In excess of the supply a good
many heavy steers sold at $S.25 10
$3.50 and light weight steers up 10
SS.T5. The bulk OF the offerings
brought $3.50 10 $S.35 and were fully
10 cents above the low point last week.
Cows were 10 10 - cents higher and
heifers 10 to % cents up. Cows sold
mp 10 500 and choice heifers mp TO
$3.50. Veal calves were - to 80
cents higher, top $3.50
stcckers and Feeders.
Demand for stockers and feeders
was more active than for some time
past, largely ON grazing account.
Prices rose 25 TO 30 cents with good
clearance reported.
1. Hogs
With decreased shipping demand at
Eastern markets hog prices turned
down again. and the eight cent quota.
tlon was near the vanishing point
Here prices were off ~ TO % cents
top $S05. and bulk Of sales $50 to
$3.50 The bulk of the hogs are selling
at a narrower price spread than at ans
previous time in the past five months
Pigs and stock hogs continue In active
demand at S7.T5 to SS.75.
Sheep and Lambs
Practically all classes of sheep and
lambs were 30 to 90 cents above last
weeks close Fed lambs sold up 4
$1O.SO clipped Texas wethers $3.50
and goats $3.50. Killers were eager
for all class Of fed sheep and lambs
The movement from feed lots Is ahoui
over for this year.
Horses and Mules
Abont the same volume OF demand Il
showing for horses and mules as II
preceding weeks Prios were quote,
unchanged.
CHARLES NJ. PIPKIN.
Market Correspondent
Deming graphic., 1921-05-10

Many will remember the scarcity
of u. S. Tires last year.
A hardship at the time, but a bene-
fit now. There are no u. S. Tires to be
worked off no accumulations no
forced selling Of any U. S. brand no
shipping of tires from one part of the
Deming graphic., 1921-05-10

Kansas Cit Stock Yards May O.
With light receipts and strike In the
Chicago yards that hindered the move
ment OF livestock the market here tor
fat cattle was strong to % cents higher
mostly 10 10 25 cents up ami active
Heavy steers sold up TO $3.50. Hogs
declined 10 TO % cents. top $500. bulk
Deming graphic., 1921-05-10

vAUGHT \ WATSON
fTTOREKYs AND oOuFsELons
Baker Block sprucs StFaat
Deming graphic., 1921-05-10
DINNER PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Field entertain
Ell with an elaborte dinner party last
Tuesday night at their home, 3o4 South
Gold Avenue. The house was tastefui-
ly decorated with cut flowers and the
dining table was centcred with carna-
tlons and candy tiff. Mrs. W. U.
,lnll and NJ. G. Boucher were
guests OF honor. Covers were laid for
eighteen.
Deming graphic., 1921-05-10

one prohibition officer, John Wat
son. was killed and another severiy
wounded In a gun battle last
week near Anthony. More severe
penalties are needed to curb those
who break the law for personal gain
Deming graphic., 1921-05-10
ARnrT SCREEN nnnRs

Remember that summer H. here ard
that comforf and health demand that
the flies be- SCREENED out ~ the house
Good screen doors at the F0xworth.
Galhraith az reasonable prices. adv.
Deming graphic., 1921-05-10

DIR. =. ID. swope was elected prcsi-
dent OF the New Mexico Health ofn-
GERS Association at meeting OF the
organIzatio last week In Albuquerque
Deming graphic., 1921-05-10
AnOrvr SCREEN DOORS

Remember that summer Is here anu
that comfort and health demand that
the flies be screened out OF the house'
Good screen doors at the foA"or'n'
Galbraith at reasonable prices. au''
Deming graphic., 1921-05-10
THE u. S ROYAL CORD

A famous tire--and a famous tread.
Acknowledged among motorists and
dealers alike as the worlds foremost
example Of Cord tire building. Al
ways delivering the same repeated
economy, tire after tire, and season
after season.
The strips around the sidewall Is
registered as trademark inths u.s
Patent Once
Deming graphic., 1921-05-10

Miss Dorothy Whitehill has entereu
A business college at III Paso.
Deming graphic., 1921-05-10

$3.50 to 500 Pigs sold at SI.Io TO
sS.75. Sheep and lambs were 20 To 40
cents higher. wooled lambs sold up to
slO.SD the highest price in the past two
months
Deming graphic., 1921-05-10

The contest continues curing nay
lust more Sundays.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-04-13

T eaana "a n
tsa Has ma 81 lse Nfv sn
81 he aan 81 Ceeentf4 tate
Ha taslas. aeesfallna 20 8og8
ef 81 tas esre nf tlas Caie.lamaau
ErsaHH lf wae EMte8 tAat lasea8n
la pesiet stan8en q Mteha@ea ama
samswa a 88ef nf Newmaff
fhee atrMese aaa t@o fgsFei
bags aaHts4h.nT q laas waarttB 81
en- sAf ana sffesses zee men 10
ane ata 10 hff hean fran naFtsn
81 bees 20 Masea haaffRs
Th arrest us Pa AiinNed smaegha
ea eMeetel amg afef i gnrmma
eu91e n mhrh Nhs ~ kvmrti
HlH st 0ftean e@uas8. wma aa e8-
laats 10 Mnaao wnh pu
iwoa aa Fhe mea tmNffhe ah
hr hsfso earKa atK aaANa frees fhs
eaiH Hn8 Nfe bed aagA tes - 81.
asla New pasG feaIn fte8 81 Cmt
sHY ahaas Hmun ahen fh arfs taAen
'n As p@ft fus heamH b. met
utta s&aif 0amm onn MaIig
8 Ci@
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-04-13
oFFERS RESOLUTION TO
kND THE Wax

IA AsHiAaHoN AF Sen
ata hHex ef Fefass lsaala affosla .
81 aaF 81 slailan 20 ee4 fs
rats wHh g. man8 NH
alalBe ehsrh at.a Ne4la em the
fate ut aA @sh ght AmetnaH 80
Hnat ua wtt VS. Go ths iefwa
5at 8H reW #ftrH mfm@uf alacm
sen &c auu psas f thmf Aas can
ght aHsg the 7 eatf 0f Aelsa6lIe
haaa b. seA
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-04-13
''Oui. OuL Prospect"
Locked Good to
These BOYS


- - @aa Nri'fa Pa
Hpf3 - tht tstss ass fafss e.
s ina ~4slf atatfy tnH fH ne =
81 tAw are a@1 - e. @ ~
tNs4f N~a @aittHs TO- aHf
fa taF aaVt"a@sf r. onaai.sf
ta Tate @@4 aHNF - iafe tpf
tasH
RFtefAat HeeH q y Ga o.
awaited ha ff Fea s@'A3. nes
e@anf - ean8 Hff. tf
Hss &Seoe eA bN ah eteefaanKlH
81 N@ h4tt @m~
a'# es #'e hfa femNh. FsHmN
hsgf So To- tte asfitm&
Afk hf f"e r@@a ssF
afse nm#pnea aia fsffsii. . -
aas snslt ta anahie 20 4niel
asfA tAf N @fe.H
haa theg aafh ante iBea a.
lanE &aee - w lea ana b n0
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-04-13
MOVE EIGHT STORY BUILD
iNC WITH OCCUPANTS ABOARn

PfNf~bt NG ApH fm#tnfns
HHtet4mw fhF aa@RamH @f so saKht
teFa steeI aH8 bfark hashalmg es.
Eaete8 ta taF# gha tfafgagf atafinE
r. fss fHsm H femef iaeai e. bats
to8as IA aagk ftaltea Ys5e ..as
4ssfi hefs f8.e elasy O. fhf cas- lae
fNM teH mrtNr nffaAHH tHf
81 ar1 fh Esd fa
nargh - th fuHn3afsoH AH
m fhlm8 tMH
aanW the mnVBa. em.
mna AL fhnM Aeke
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-04-13
GEORGE KELLOGG
BURIED WITH
MILITARY HONORS


The 81 Geefwf "a 1fs
kcstogg. sefe ar % the Waa M
e Pc 8lts 8asen3y af a. hensr 81
AaAuNsW tsees SaaaaB asfe la il
! nesf ~ the fsmi1 lot n the Ha
toan haf8 cesmateB Tue dat al
iaa@an ! .h ml.fagB aawoss me2f ae-
eefsied ~ hAfsai of tae aeaa %
b y & hnarp Pest. Ne a Anae
ean Lee o.
fsnerui fres fa ~ kt8sxr
aefe fona artfH ln the Chugrn 81
fhs Heh Ews M rslpm A lafe
eniefaiuH ass ted hs Res M
RictaHa. pa fer o. ihs No ta tee
rHs9afle letal eh4ch fhe rhBsth aas
erll hiiea u5th msea nsns faena an
aela ana rfplfseNlszt 81 e.
laa o. fs-sesvsrf fuen sf3Fnt.ef ff
feiesh To- csssft. 3fmpea Nfh
fhf Am eah He as literally tanA.
~ HHh bsauflgal aomem fhf
Fhf hea asn men mat BARI sauss
e nRef
snwnw ems emitted ns M
& ase pfeafass am smpfs aaKt felao Is
eoFs nw 5 efs the Yeua9 mar lfs.
fef al,s ~ NmF uraF8 " Is
faaf service seen ra1k ainsief Eaas
Arafh attf haF anyene eie fs fhf
sos ttal fhsB asa aeen sm aancn
OF Is eegese# ils mat8 . ane t
aafe fo fhe ~ alaaer ama neke @
asfa eFe a. the "bsace aefen.6ert
al 8hf e4atsb Ee M Heharf
efere Nase
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-04-13

Mateuai Mlnef esfsfaiipn - feaat
a. aKFeeEueNt wfh lhs minr mwmsf
aat4 thf EosNI Iaan~ms fmf sac arsgis
uaent ef tins msnsF sfsike. whieh b.
Fam AHni Ia has hsen atsfmate.1
fhat II he allahes sheAia eaii strAa
ihere wenta he ntmFls tfNNl ea nef
asns slis 'a Enxlana a. a resutf.
Ihe msueFe. q 8 lrarmed thsW IS
the fsces 81 ths ~trple nll,ange~ fna4-
g ar nr9unaens contatne8 ln ths
nlmmifs &e lssuea Nv thaae ieaaeea iast
wevA. rharw8nK the ruvefmmenf ama
ias owmnta wHfh easapiraeY e. hfanH
40 the traae unsamls&a msoxerrmas
] - nanefs petalsa eaf tbs ths a.
sefsea ~ the EalaaY men ar8 fhe
tfafspert wnfkef hsd heea auetufs9
NpWae bT4HN anpFos inasteig tk
awit. feF ths mlllanef war generally
eenaa,iere fhs m@s8 paMe vi ndm
iEanl weapaH uf ths TRADE aniema o.
iONfON. April fe spsr ksas o.
she triple aliiames stt3As annoanse-
nHns Ftine Ninssfer lafssf aarws
stated n lhs Hs'aae af Cemnans .ha1
tae s4tmafAnm thus crested wns eos
wFvat sn@ lnereaaanR aFaNsiy uWt hs
stG3 hafHes that wase eaunseis migfs
pfsTAii meanm Bale D. aaae& ths
FHvefawseHt sas taAns Al pe
steps 20 mHrt tse eEasfKeHr. -
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-04-13
COURT OVER sulES AoTfoN
TO DISMISS yERDlC r

RUTLAND 3d. AnsB 9 Pete
io ahe u feuaa auaiv tassff.
es.saE s.....l -. az.
ef 0aen Hafes 81 Fauhavea
n fn Hf anw
ae on fuawe shermsa
@e oH teaag Eelele sano
rnf fh eea alsf mat
the f ft fhe ftat b.
tf aenee
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-04-13
SAYS cLEHC VNEs MIXING
BUSINESS WITH HOLY ORDERS

hAt@ffA tFA Baaismp I'D
M#m taa m hs amnMai 81 alse
a tt NJ mastfs alsaes SASS ena
af fae faia4l faafeh fn.f 4
Nhe f naaNaea nsenf wHth aais
ef'1a tn eAa naf NNn1 Thf
@ae stmflMna - saat ana fhs
r@f nH mas umm eharh - eea sisai
eaiiaN a sff A@wn mf ths tMs8
a Mgh aepetSam. niasfrs aeif
sas tff aaa eHle erneF The hnn
@ fhf Mas fnfFea@ne aaneFts 81
ren 'wHfeialaFi Tln frg us
Nat ta maE aalae
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-04-13
WOODSVILLE
HIGH SCHOOL To
HAVE FINE TEAM
I'eys Hold Practice and Out
look l. for Much Good
Material

Seventeen t aaffs faf kae
"a s.as8sstils nieh school Basel.ali
siaa .f@tis4 oa oa tha Aeia Taeasml
fof the .ecana rsar iae ~ tae seen.
TIE players ws aai hFeuNh at fsf
HeNataF play OF h .feat Amsfstaa
xane and . ehuls le. 81 lkeit lsak
aaleElei pfow e carry ths fa
name af " eoe 70 w'efy th
sfs or
srven vets an s or the .lases
~ tht HIST srheei thss year Gfta
Ge@fHe mlh b. m mee plavinN alfes
hatniy s nstvhe ams aafafla T.
ao8 feei aaat at hanse Nhen thet
Are nsa1aH0 hssa taua r. ana
iooA A. tssaef Heals BE- la fha
81 nsf wsosi 81 thf ume Tee 81 he
.tasients 4u sawaaats fsr tht
ugwni Alver Fae mfoul ~
Y@gmg Whf hsm m8 haw sac Ia
eal player lhHs % tse before iha
NaemF eAoaas
tMa Waite her Neaa Hfs
pse' r. the haV Ht q the aash
pas Faf So anl oai8 pFovr effect
s n ana ~ tae wsfs "a hffh
nof p wN Eeg f4a4 - tsou er
the frmg ltae Pa waf heen asrne
hH hma wHs rn1e8 anesma fhe la
I" e@@d shaas fWfa.as BAIT nw at
gu lam9 Narface ome3 that tht
eceFnsF hma pieHs Of pep nna
as4l Asasls ~ ssal1asi Rhaa haaaina
practice Wafv tarte8 e earmast
Nnas fhe shr guais aaa rhs
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-04-13

N tsH tNN AHFf
Maan asp nepd te8aH NaE
ef i aaaw wa eF awus ale "a
afae a. nfWw@ hH ta
M eaa ana s waA he nsa aeHtt ~
aattfane a@an t.areeee s.
ss mh@ eansnanaea thf eth
aa Is anre hfa ere af
efnenais a same M
So nsa = - 81 sfEf t8 canE a
"a un ceuh ma} nt
"a wa hnh 49,
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-04-13
YOUTHFUL Thief
GIVEN HOUHOF
CORRECTION TERM


a. Oflrae roants Ceafa az Neu
pa en- Tas alaY Jpa0y Stanleg q
Wa or srnarmced ArfAaf Qulni "a
taf Hpsae Of CnFpefseH at " uisof
whsr ~ aH b. eenfnsd ~ han
lsbe fs - % o. aoi ~ thar ere
less ner naofs taan hee Hr
va eharFuA ~ S.afs Alts asg A.
hsFg ~ faEmaa ash has haksa
ama entefel she tose VI y Eerk
,a Neflh T@y aaa wafA ha to.ea
tas lsm Of $50
lm lmpo ~ antfnrH HHan ~. afai
i8r ceagt hfe8xht af thf far tAat
ths fehAsF had ma 70 attempi lo
nassf FsTHut o. f. the awaanf he
hsssi ssoian. wutH ~ aas rafnefr8 as
~tatef Aftwrhfs FNan "A a2fee "a
tteHfF roaasei 9o Qu.aial i.leassss fsf
p pabat@A, ama 81 fas aos q. faf en-
itmef AZ iaf lnda.t a. eheaI Qasns
t@l lsl and 20 vvar - are a-d
Aiiernsf tlsars sssd To- sntenre
af AfIxeNH art tht fanmf haH
atiaEenf - Ha .ogss
fhe YeuHu other 81 Qansaf An-
'asg* 4 veuth ef hat ~ vears mas
fa@@a Haiity b. iuv OF eomsnlss sff
'as aaassssft after A th0f ha8
nAfasifa ziaii9 af the aHen ha-
inns aas Gned kaa b. tha eeaff. e.
A esA fAe essts ef paaaeoaf .sn
To- @aAs's aFtasH azare N~
t# tufFes, wha eaKe mhl
hsfHs fe sv8 s ehHek faF a
raH.s8 ihe Ht7eut an 81 lsan Cuwn
p ew9ff at A#wHs@f na wa
iafemef s Mehas~f. ffaa al
- haftom sas eaH T#4 Ga.
q ae4 ga the wfae fan8 th
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-04-13
ARMED Mes ATTACK
CoRg PRISON
Circulation

LONDON Aprl f-Arnnea msm
NtsWehm2 thH VaHten a8mN uf thm
Eaa@m lH thf efE uG C@a& asa nsMnt
aea wfe fvEalsesa eesB after bttteF
tNh9a9 #ag teHtaal NeNa M
natch. a hen fhs atfaek was szunsh-
fa sac HtifaFf EaaHa sFHt ~ beh
iu sasH aatt ths s8csHigy Ehl atatf
ma fne aempat me8 maafhlma wssn
4n@N tae aaHA&N Tee MHma laafs
tfa 1mlmMtass alts mhaGh thf Mtsaek
iaW H@f8 H mRpeN tihe rFailaa
e@ eeefef ca ~ wuanalad hu
fheu - c s anoF
b su a4an
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-04-13

NfIllIE fUNH Ne ApHiI
proposal 70 unae ths Mans ana Nae
Mmnf rN Has aHs 81 tae
ftefal mao saHf naafier az buslnfss
IS eonsf hefefr fhs e9fh nnui e
saN as .tt MaNr eaHfeaumfe ef lhN
Mfghwelt hnaseunm1 Caa rh mhssh oH
pHsa hse toaay Aeisan mlMa wil ie
'atNn g. tNe gixN So Fss@ex fsse wesWs
he hap . he eemgfai renftftmes
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-04-13
Great Britain Faces New In
dustrial Crisis On Friday
Morning

LUNDUN, ApFlI IJ-Lreat Britain's tFipe alliance
oi labor viii call is members from their posts al ten
clock Friday night 1t announced here this morning
= u O'Clock Us decision follows the inability u The
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-04-13
TRIPLE ALLIANCE" CALLS NEW STRIKE


The Caledonian- Record with IL daily
paid circulation of 5t3O copies has taken it,
place alongside the other dailies Of the state
publishing in cities of the same size as st.
Johnsbury The difference between the cir
culatlon If the Caledouian- Record and that
of the other papers mentioned below i that
the Caledonian- Records large daily eircnla-
tion has been reached within the last two
years without the aid ~ any premiums or
bonuses to subscribers. and Is stll gaining
rapidly. This i shown by the fact that
while the daily average for the past six
months 10 April lst was 800. the daily av-
crage circulation last week was 3075 copies
The following record Of population and
circulation taken from the April newspaper
record II the Standard Rate and Data SER
vice follows:
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-04-13

fcsatua e.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-04-13

A @ewspmpf wwwNmr
fhe Fngifw so hma ( gee.
tamn Of kn@mt state
EveEy Wsk * Day
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-13
LA MANIFESTATION PRO.
AMERICANA DE AVER
Los elementos que la integraban> >Ni1as
de las Escuelas vestidas alegoricamente. :
Autos engalanados~Los dscursos pronun4
ciados en- el Ayuntamiento. >El Gobernsdo
dice que en- los EE. UU. siempre Sc ha
sentido amor por Espaf1a

| Como eStaba anunciada de antema-
no por medic de prOgramas circulados
lprefusanente Y de anuncios publicados
zen algunos diarioS de San Juan, ller0-
So cabo aver en- esta capital, una
manifestation tendente demostrar al
Gobernador Y al pueblo americana las
simpatfas que ticne la bandera de la
'Old Glory. en- toda la isla.
Aunque ell un principle Sc dijo que
la manifestation era un ardid polfti-
co de los republicanos Y socialistaS pa
III desyirtuar la propaganda del senior
| Barcel6. Il quien el Gohernador cree
un enemigo dcclarado de los Estados
| CnidOS, coSa que nos parece no eS 10
juSto, sin que on clio vaya envuelto
/ ningun apasionamicnto polftico, en- Ia
manifestation iban muchoS elementoS
del partido Unionista, que son unos
fervienteS SimpatiZadoreS de los ESta-
dos Unidos y de Su polftica on Puer
to Rico. Y a la par muy allegados al
lfder maXimo de Ia Union.
Desde las doce de la mailana. los
carros electricos Y las guasuas empe-
aaron a llegar de Santurce V Rio Pie
dras, repletoS de gente que deseaba
concurrir al acto, o de preSenciarlo
simplemente, Y no falt0 de la isla mu-
cho elemento trafdo por los organiza-
dores de la tiestepolftica.
Serfan las dos de la tarde, va la
ciudad Sc hallaba materialmente lie
ma de I'm gentfo immense. Y esa ho-
ra comenz6 formarse la procession,
desde la carretera de Santurce, en- el
sitio en- que esta enclavada la Biblio-
teca Carnegie.
Pero dada In coincidencia que EN- esa
misma hora entraba ell barcO de los
Estados Unidos, donde llegaban el Sc
nor Barcel0 el seilor C6rdova Davila,
Presidente del Senado v del Partido
Unionista Y Comisionado Residente en-
Washington. respectivamente. un gran
nGmero de Ia gente que habfa venidO
a San Juan, Sc fue los muelles a
darles la bienvenida a los ilustres via
jeros, en- la forma que en- otro sitio
relatamos.
Di5 principle, pucs, Ia manifestation
| a hacer su recorrido por las GALES
de San Juan. en- esta forma:
/ Iba delante un peloton de la Policfa
montada: detras una gran bandera
americana segufan detras el Regi-
miento de Puerto Rico con su banda !;
los marinos amcricanos de la Estaci6n
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-13
En- h g|li0sa agGiin del GuIugi Ia
.lalnla del General SaDjuIjO COTIii G|
gIalISill IIgSyO dc ser GNVuG|ta
POI d GlGnigO
LAS TROPAS MORAS ESTABAN MAN.
4 DADAS POR ABD>EL-KRlN QUE
Apostle EN- LOS BARRANCOS
SUS MEJORES TIRADORES
tns HuEsrRo sERy1cTo cABIEeRAr1co ESPECIAL,

MADRID, octubre 13. la accion
del Gurugu, segun informes muy Dig
nos de credito que publica Ia prem
sa de esta ciudad, la columna del Ge-
neral Sanjurjo corrio gravisino ries-
go de ser envuelta por ell enennigo que
estaba apostado en- grandes masas en-
los lugares estrategicos, viendose obli-
gado ell comandante en- Jefe General
Cavaleanti a emplear las reservas
para auxiliar a las tropas en- .su Pc
nosa ascension las crestas del tra-
gico monte. Los moros estaban man
dados por Abd-el- Krin que hizo una
defensa muy habil y nluy bien man.
tenida, estrellandose contra el impetu
de- los atacantes.
MADRID, octubre 13. Las numero-
sas tropas moras que niandaba su eau
dillo Abd-el-K Sc esforzaron por
defender algunas. posiciones, no ofre-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-13
EN- IL MUELLE AVER
Llegada del Sr. Barcelo y del Comisionado
Residente Manifestation breves
palabras
palabras

A pesar de que Sc informo por la
Compaiifa que el vapor San Lorenzo"
.llegarfa alrededor de las 8 de la tar
de, las 2.05 minutes atracaba al
muelle ndmero / habiendo ALI gran
muchedumbre que en- su mayor parte
fue dar Ia bienvenida al Presidente
del Senado senior Barcel6, que regresa
de los Estados Unidos acompanado de
su distinguida esposa, v el Comisio-
nado esidente senior Cordova Davila,
que viene por breves dfas a la Isla.
All saberse que el vapor estaba Sc
nalado muchas personals corrieron la
noticia de su llegada, en- un momen-
to Sc VIC un gran contingente de ele-
mentos de este vecindario v de la Isla
que romenzaron a dar vivas, agitan-
do banderas v sonlbreros en- el momen-
to que pudo divisarse sobre el puente
del vapor al lider unionista.
Senadores, Representatives. a la Ca
mara, Jefes de Departamento, hacen-
dados, Representatives. de la prensa y
elemento popular de todas las classes
sociales acompafi6 hasta su automo-
vii, frente al deposito de los seiores
j. Ochoa, al Presidente del Senado.
Ell senor Barcel6 dirigio breves fra
ces de saludo y gratitud por la de-
mostraci6n realizada, diciendo que no
podia hacer ninguna manifestation en-
tanto no reuniese Y consultase los
directories de su Particle.
Tened calma, dijo, Ia justacia esta
con nosotros, el derechq esta con nos
ctros, Dios esta con nosotros. De-
jadme solo, deiadme If solo, dejadme
IL conferenciar con los hombres de
mi partido, Disolveos v pensad que
aunl cuando voy solo, me accompanies
vosotros.v I
Sc infoiana que en- los rnomentos
que el seiior Barcel6 y Ia nuchedun-
bre que le acompahaba salfa del por-
talon del muelle llegaba Ell Goberna-
dor que fue recibir al Jefe de Ma
rina de Santo Domingo cnya familia
llegaba del Norte, y presencio la ma
nifestaci6n.
81 Representante a la Camara seior
Mac Jones, de Juana Diaz, 'el seiior
Jose Ruiz SoIer, los distinguidos es-
pesos Del Vale Box6, el Jue4 Wolf, y
el DE-. Miller, entire otros, eran pasa-
jeros del expresado vapor.
Luego volyi6 al niuelle el seiior Bar
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-13
G| StDdnO juGgO de Ia SGTie nlnii1I
ha SilO gan3dO pOr los GigintGS' St
ganal naiana SeIdR los champions
EN- LONDRES ESTA AHO2A FRENTE
A FRENTE Ell PODER DE INGLATE1
IRA Y LA REBELDIA DE IRLANDA
QUE Sc MANTIENE IRREDUCTIBIE
ODE nuEsgRo sEavc1o cAs1EeRAr1co ESPECIAL,

NEW YORK, octubre 13.-En ell
septimo juego de la serie mundial de
baseball, celebrado aver en- esta ciu-
dad, los "Gigantes" Sc anotaron dos
carreras y los Yankees, una. 81 los
"Gigantes" vencen tambien manana,
quedaran proclamados los champions
del mundo. Ell publico espectador 81
que siendo tan numeroso como en- las
primeras sesiones.
LONDRES, octubre 13.-En la pri-
mera conferencia anglo-irlandesa Sc
trato de la question en- general, oyen-
do las opiniones de una y otra parte,
que estudiaban ell conf1icto desde los
dos puntos de vista que vienen mante-
niendo las parties en- litigio. Fue to-
mado el acuerdo de conceder log de-
bates toda la extension que sea ne
cesario darle, y discutir cada asunto
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-13

Inalambrica; Ia Guardia Nacienal
una Banda de Allisica de Ia Estaci6n
Experimental de Mayagtiez; los ni6os
de las Escuelas del recinto de San
Santurce, vestidos aleg6ricamente mU-
chos de ellOs: gran ntimero de autom1-
viles engalanados con la bandera :
escudo que decfa: "America First" un
nutrido grupO de niiiitas yestidas con
los colores de Ia bandera american
V otro llevando un pabell0n de gran
des proporciones, cogido por los extre
mos. representando las trece primeras
colonias de la Revolution.
Segufa la marcia I'm gentfo de
personals pie.
Durante el trayecto no Sc registra-
ron sino algunos incidentes, sin I'M
portancia. Ell n1mero de policfas des
tacado en- la ciudad, para conservar 81
orden, era crecido.
Ya disuelta In manifestation, que
recorri6 los sitios acostumbrados, q
GObernadOr, que lie paSaba reyista.
acompanado dc su ayudante, se1or
Lopez Antongiorgi, de su Secretario
particular, senior Hull, de algunos Coz.
roneles del Estado Mayor del jef9
del Negociado del Departamento dc
traducciones, senior Pedro de Castro,
desde ell balloon del Municipio, despues
que hablaron al pueblo congregado
allf, los seiIores Travieso, Comisiona
do de Servicio Pdblico; ell Gobernador
Kittle, de Saint Thomas, y el sehoe
Martinez Nadal, dirigio Ia palabra, oi-
ciendo entire otras cosas, que "el no
habfa venido aquf para gobernar cor
ningin partido; que su gobierno seria
igual para todos, para pobres Y ricos
que cualquiera Juez de la Isla que
no hiciera justicia verdadera al puet,
bio, el EN- seguida lie destituirfa; que
cuando estuvo por la Marina, yi6 unas
cuantas banderitas de La estrella so
litaria, que ese 'trapo' debfa des-
aparecer, para arrancarle la estrella y
colocarla en- el pahell0n americana
que aquf no cabfa otra bandera que 10
"Old Glory" que los portorriQuenos
que no 10 quisieran asf, bien Sc podfan
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