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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-23

! los gastos militares, arbitraje en- las
huelgas, jornada de ocho horas, sesuro
contra ell paro forzoso, extension de la
pequeila propiedad.. Es 10 mismo que
en- Francia propugnan los radicales-
sccialistas; pero es mucho mas, de 10
lque antaho hubiesen admitido los libe-
lales Suecos que han de colaborar con
Branting. La lucha de classes va per-
diendo; pero el proletariado tai vez ga
ne EN- positiyas mejoras.
La ruptura del socialismo Sc ha con-
sumadO real virtualmente, en- todos
los pa1ses. Aunque sus miembros Sc
afilien a la Segunda International, a
la Tercera o a la Intermedia, las ten
dencias son dos: la que, mas menos
pronto, aspira Ia possession del Poder
por pacfficos medios, Y la que desea su
conquista por la reyoluci6n. Con muy
escasas eXcepciones, las figuras prin-
cipales pertenecen la primera a
la Ultima, los violentos seducidos por
Mosc1 los segundones que aspiran a
jefes acaloran ilusiones de futuros
comisarios.
Solo estos son hoy los puros del CO.
munismo. que no advierten-o no qllie-
ren advertir--que el retroceso de sus
ideas Ell Russia no es menos percepti-
bic que las atenuaciones sufridas Ell
los demas pafses por la intervention
de los refOrmistas en- ell Gobierno.
Que nos dice ell experimento ruso?".
Sc pregunta Arturo -Labriola. Que ell
partido socialista solo pucde incautar-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-23

Va esta circulando el Catalogo MI
nero 2 de las librerias de Cantero,
Fernandez Y Ca, un verdadero alar-
de de buen gusto Y de arte tipografi-
co, la vez que la mas completa lista
de obras que haya sido dada jamas
al publico lector en- Puerto Rico.
En- la portada del artistico catalo-
go que ha sido confeccionado con pri-
moroso acierto, Sc destaca un admi-
rable fotograbado que representa- una
estupenda Characterization de Don Qui-
jote de la Mancha, hecha por el nota-
BILE baritone Rufart, para una famosa
obra estrenada en- Madrid en- que fue
sacada a la escena la egregia fgura
del Quijote. va supone un acierto,
Y acierto digno' de ser anotado, ell que
en- un catalogo tan perfecto Y tan
complete como este que ofrece a su
numerosa clientela la Casa de Cante-
70, Fernandez Y Co., aparezca en- Ia
portada ese dios mayor de la litera-
tura que Sc llama don Quijote, como
el captain insigne de esa tropa espi-
ritual que forman los ingenios de hoy,
los supremos artifces del libro espa-
mol que esta adquiriendo en- Puerto
Rico un radio de accion extraordina-
rio.
Pero la Casa Cantero, Fernandez Y
Co. que tiene dos librerias que Sc han
hecho famosas, no Sc limita a formar
la lista brillante de las obras mejo-
res que conocen los publicos cultos
de lengua espanola, para decir al lee
tor de Puerto Rico que puede encon-
trar aqui los libros que en- ell Catalogo
Numero 2 Sc enumeran que. pas an
de muchos centenares, sino que Sc
compromete,-y es alta garantia su
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-23
Successes EN- la ISLA
INFORME DE LA POLICIA
DISTRITO DE PONCE

DISTRITO DE PONCE
En- la noche Gle noyiembre 20. Ell Ia
calle Comercio. declar6se un 'incendio
(conate) Ell el edificio de la Empresa
Teatral Poncena. que ocupa tambien
el cine "BorinGueE'', propiedad de Ar
turo Ortiz Toro. 81 que esta drrendado
dicha compailfa teatral lei edificio
V totlo el mobillalio estaban asegura-
dos por $4,000. sucediendo nl fnego
mientras era exlril,ida la pelfcula La
zerra aZul''. qucmandGse tOtalmente
diclla cinta, un seto de In casiIla don
de cSta ilstalat.0 e aparato. el que
taEibi6n sufri0 d'sperfrctps. calculan-
dose las pardidas en- $1,000, mas o
mcncs. Cr6ese que el fuego Sc origin0
debido al murho calor que desarrolla-
ba el motor que hacn funcionar ell
apaiato.. No ocurrieron -dcsgracias.
...= DISTRITO DE YACCOs
Como Il las once, d. In noche del
dfa 10 ael corrie,.ie. eli cl' barrio Al
eairobo. an un carnino vecinal. Ramon
Santiago Pachcco v.'ejno del mismO
barro. armada de puial. di6 muerte
con cl miSmo Il Funda lor Castro. ma
;llral Y vccino de Yauto. de n amos
de edad. nfriGndole una tremenda
herida que lie atravez0 cl coraz0n.
El matador. MIA vrz cometido ell
climen. Sc di0 q Ia fuga. pero fu6
arrestado al sigui'nte ola ell cl barrio
"Rubias'', ccupandoseic a arma. Ell
iuez, municipal autoriZ6 u arresto por
asesinato EN- primer grmdo, sin fianza.
Disgllstos pasados motiyaron el hccho.
A DISTRlTO DE BAYAMON
Aver. a las y 15 il. IN. Sc declare
un incen'lio Ell III almac6n de la Ii
nea Ferrca ael Oeste, qllemandose to-
talmente. De las prinlcras investiga-
Eciones So detlucfa nu hccl:o casual.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-23
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG

Dele usted I'm hombre dos horas
para pensar sobre un error imaginable
y 81 puede hacer de la mas pequena in
signiHcaacia el crimen mas capital. Lo
vera on "LA MUJER IDEAL" de Clae
ra Kimball Young. eAdvt,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-23
BOBERIAs Observation-Disclosures
LOS NOMBRES

Es disonante esta costumbre de pO-
ner nombres extranjeros los padres a
sus hijos, costumbre que cOmienza a
propagarse en- nuestras principales ciu-
datles.
AL lado del redondO Y llanO apelli-
do espanol, ligar un fragil nombre in
giles frances es algo como ponefse
las mujeres una falda verde y una blu
sa roja sangrienta. Esos colores gritan
tlnos contra otros Y la mujer Sc We ho-
rriblemente disfraZada.
Asf esas t0rpes combinaciones de
nombre anglosaj6n y apellido hispanO.
mo es ciertO que causa invOlunta-
ria hilaridad ESQ de YER en- los peri0-
dicos las revistas de los bales y tes,
con aquellas listas de concurrentes.:
Henry Saldariega, William Lopez
John Fernandez, Fany RobledO. Jenni
Rodriguez. Lucy Carvajal, Ivette Res
trepo, etc?
! FL. efecto es estridente, un atentado
alevcso contra la estetica buen soni-
do.
| ;Qu6 nos cuesta decir, Guillermo.
Juan, Enrique, Magdalena. Trina o
Manuela, etc?
I4o peor es que la mayorfa de las ve
ces, nj los padres nj los hermanos de
quienes llevan tales nombres, nj ellos
mismos pueden pronunciarlos correcta-
mente.
| para que nos metemos ingleses 81
sOmos tan criollos como el puchero de
yaca?
r, Los que tengan apellido eXtranjerO
Iyaya; que Sc pongan nombres extran-
jeros tambien.
PerO los Otros.
/ Otra costumbre no menos ridfcula :
la de agregar al apellido la abrevia-
tura inglesa. Jr. iPor que no poner en-
castellano "hiio" cuando Sc lleva el
mismo nombre del padre?
Cursilerfas y NADIA mas.
/ lDe sI.a Prensa" de S. Salvador.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-19
HOTELES
C,ARIBE

EituaGo en- sl coraz6n dc Ia eiudad.
FerEsctaments acondicionadO con TO-
dos los adslantos modernos: Ascen-
sor, Talefonos, Timbrss, Magnfficas
habitacionss con banjo privado y sfsc-
toa sanitarios. Especial comfort psra
Eamilies yi&jantss. Prscios mode
taIdos
Telefonss As4 y 1909, p. o. Box ScS.
Calla de San Francisco, No. 81.
San Juan. p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-19

Ell NECTAR DE Los D1osEs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-19
yINE NORMA.

Los episodes siete Y ocho de Ia serie
Los Milagros de la selva" y una CO.
media.
Mafiana:-La simpatica pareja Fran
els Bushman y Beverly Bayne en- ell re-
gio drama ''El Hijo Adoptivo' y ell cpl
sodio tercero de la serie La Mala Som
bra".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-19
NGLATERRA

Propistarie: jesse d. Rodrfguex
Aazea Ne. 3. TeI6fOnO 800. San Juan,
Pu0rta Rico. SisuaGo sn una do Las
Principales Gales, esrca del TFon
y dol Testro, pr6xine . los MusllOS'
eORtsguo al CorrOo y dsnAs EdiAeiss
FedOrales. Buen tratO. SSrvisaO sx.
palanta. Sc nirven ComidAs . demtsA'
Hc. &c admitaA abonAdOs q PRESSES
Ea6dS@ca,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-19
EN- Ell DEPARTAMENTO
REMINGTON

Cuando usted necesite algo para SUI
ofcina acuda primero al Departamen-
to Remington, donde seguramente en-
contrara 10 que busca y saldra COM
placido. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-19
EL VESUBIO

Paxsisipe . mi numeroSa elieRsoia
Tue 2aeyarnsnts me oneuentrs al
freAta de este aarsditade RertAurant
&ends sReontrarAn un sameradO sNr-
Vteie Ia ear4a.
Be admitsn aFonad0s y nunea Sal
bAz los sAbroses Rp&guetti.
Vieonte RINALDI
Allen 10. san Juan. Tsl6fOno 0Sc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-19
CINE TIRES BANDERAS"

Dos episodios de la serie Ell Mia
gro de la selva'' sus rellenos comicos
Mafiana:--La comedia en- circo actos
por Ell celebrado artista Wallace Reid
titulado 'Siempre Audaz' una CO.
media en- dos actos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-19
yINE LUNA.

FL drama en- seis actos "El Hijo Adop
two" y ell episode catorce de la se-ie
LA Mala Sombra''.
Ma1ana:-La Comedia en- seis actos
titulada 'Todo Va a su Fin, con Viola
Dana y una comedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-19
JINE LAS ANTILLAs.

Los episodes trece y catorce de la bo-
nita serie ''El Antifaz siniestro''.
Mafiana:-Ultimos episodes de la Sc
rie Houdine o lei Maestro Criminal
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-19
IMPERIAL

81 mejor, mas vsntiladO . higiA
nico Colmado. Gran sUrtidO de ssA-
servas espAfoIas, fraHeesaS q italia.
mas.
PKECIOS SIN COMPETENCIA.
Surtido complete en GalletaH inglO.
sac y americana. MayagueE, r. n
Frutas frescas tOdaa Ian ssmaNas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-19
sELIoGRAPR, (Catano)

Antonio Moreno Carroll Holloway
en- la grandiosa serie en- ounce episo-
dios "Los Precipicios del Odio''.
Mafiana:-La extraordinaria cinta IT,
trla "Mientras New York Duerme''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-19

La policia de santurce cap+gr6 aver
dos alambiques en- la residencia de Luis
cirino. Denunci&do ante la corte por
violacion de la seccion 81 de IA ley &c
arbitrios, ell Juez lie exigio 5000 de
fianza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-19
CENTRAL.

EdinciO construide sxpresameAts
para Hotel, mOdsrnamsnts SQuipads,
con ascensor, habitacionea cen bafO,
telEfono, timbr~s , sUant0 roQuisra
el moderno "eonf0xt". Plan EurOpNo,
Restaurant . Ix earta. TslkfeR0si
Ss1-1144 Box 1859, San Jose, PlaEO
Principal, San Juan, p. Z.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-19
rEATRo "sTRAND".

La grandiosa production de arte titu-
lada "Cuando New York duerme''.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-31

.ss,PpBIJsliED every day in the year at 10 South
81 Dispatch Publishing Co. Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-31
Interesting Health Queries
ANSWERED. BY On spApy

children Should Sleep.-I am a girl ten years
ca. get up Il, half-past seven every morn
ing. Mamma thinks l should he abcd by .
oe'ocK at night. Most of my sirl friends doat
60 TO bed until ten or half-past ten Please
say that IL Is healthy for girls OF my az. tn
stay up until ten and then mamma will let
me- because everything YOU say in the paper
mamma always does. Doris RI
Answ"r-Little girls under twelve years Of
age require no, less than ten and half hours
OF sleep every night. particularly in scboo,
time. So IL mamma does what 1 say Doris wi
MT the !oathed hay at o'clock sharp no mat
'er IL other girls are regular nighthawks Ten
so'!u hours OF sleep every night makes little
girls healthy and happy and bright After .hc
age or twelve years it would be all right for
mamma TO let YOU sit up until $50 in win
Ter ana ~ in vacation time. Children under
seven require twelve hours OF sleep every
hi6ht' IL they do not get 1t they are pretty
sure 10 he peevish. sickly. DUH backward or
nervous" Parents are altogether too nerii-
gent about this vital matter of sleep
so Iherc!-l notice you promise to send a
cure Tor suffering to anyone who would send
you stamp am iHclosing a stamp
Answer have never promised to send any
one a cure for anything. and II had a cure
LOT anything Id call II a remedy just to avoid
con fusion with the Quacks The s,anp is rcst
ING snusIy in the Salvation Army drawer |
wouldn't send remedy for the vcr!cst noa-
o''e OF the meas in the hair the tail OF the
scis inc value OF my time and the terrible
strain on my patience send me a postage
stamp Now. then. shall be glad to send YOU
suggestions which will help you to overcome
slut ring If YOU will send me with Won, re
quest stamped. scif-addrcsscd envelope
Apple Skins-Arc apples and pears more
diGestible with or without tho skins? w ~
Ans"er--Wiih the skins. provided the fruit
has been washed
sweet S'Nteen'-ls it healthy for Girls OF
sixteen TO wear corscts" l have not worn
then' as yet don't think need them for
exercise every day DO not corscts ma Ike
me waist large? My mother thinks I should
want TO wear corscts now Please tell me
what is right. q. j. Nd
wer--Corsets do make the waist large
They never do normal young woman any
GOOD; they usually do her much harm Don't
ADOPT coTsets ever. Keep taking a reason
able amount OF exercise and your own muscles,
VIII do for you what no corset can do in the
way OF preserving good figure. Perhaps the
grand lady at the corset counter has mother
hypnotiZcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-31
81, 100000 FLORIDA BONDS
FOR DRAINAGE ARE ON SALE
Only indebtedness of Sint~ E.istinr
In This shape WIN lie Sold by
Sulfgrr, norick a Ga

Splitter, Rorick d co. are Offering
a, nar and interest 1i.5oo.Ooo State
,rict pcr cent bonds. The bonds
are dated July /. 1920. and ,natur.
July /. 1850. They ar" cailable
at any tntcrestpaying period on
The drainage district bonds consti.
,ute tn" only bonded debt OF III.
state. the assessed valuation OF
which WI for the year 1920 was sos
oss''as. The population according 10
me l?2p census was o56.29S 'rhis
issue OF bonds Is an Indirect obii-
cation OF the state OF Florida as ,he
stat. Is not only obligated by law
to pay the annual drainage taxes "r.
nrcssly !cvich on all lands owned ~
,he State OF Florida within This Iis.
on any other lands In the dis,rict
are not paid. the title thereto auto.
~" 'g"Ly becomes vested In the state
ei Florida In tho absence M other
bidders nj deiinqucn, tax sal. and
me state Is thereafter obligated m
pay, the drainage taxes on ,hrs.
n ,"nns ne same az on all other lands
owned by tho state within snid JI.
m''t so that In cfIcc, the stat. ~
rnoflha guarantees the payuent ~
an drainage taxes. and tho bond,
phSan'" from said taxes Tn. St,,n
ga droinpfida owns approximately -
.oo'ooo acres Of land within this dis
TIC valued at over $4,000, OO0 uucn
ic,io,nI nralnhr. taxes are expressly
~" uhicr the statute authorizln-
,hes" bonds The district cmbrnnnS
'yTI,,;n' acres in Southern Florida.
i nrt"r!nS 20 per cent OF the three
,,"lb"rthht counties Of Palm Reach
i'ade and Broward. and a iarr. no.,
Hph OF inc hve counties of nionro.
,L.c. DE SOTO. okecchobec ana s..
Luce The total amount O., cvr,
tiahcs district bonds outs,nuJi,,,,
rr,nC!na'nE this Issue 1. $500. 900
n"s" bonds arc not only an indir.c,
ohiiEation of said dIsirtT, ,r, 80
nhi arc also direct and general
,nniiSation OF said district. nhos.
e ."mus nave been validated by tho
hupI"tnc Court OF Florida E.rh
honh has Endorsed thereon. ,b. go.
r.oNihG opinion OF the Attoru.v-
,"me'al Of Florida. which. under tho
III masses these bonds incontcst
~ any reason "HCcut on m.
ground of forgery These bonds arc
Irc"!Vh ne by tho State Treasurer IN
secure state dcDosi;s ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-31
News Of Fifty Years Ago

tFrom the Richmond Dispatch, Jan 81 1919
Inc BOARD OF directors OF the Chamber Of
Commerce will hold important meeting to-
nigh; to consider the pilotage laws which, as
they now stand. work grievously against the
commercial interests OF Richmond
Governor Walker has appointed f. Il Smith
to be notary public for the county OF Han
During the past week the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad brought TO Richmond 13O sheen
and l2l head OF cattle
During the week ending a, noon on SATURDAY
there were 1SS arrivals at the Exchange Hotel
1t is reported on the streets that a leading
city paper has changed hands and will here
t'ter De conducted by a prominent city Of
fetal.
Snow fell in Washington all duv Saturday
and some OF the streets of the capital city arc
ihpaSsabie. washington has suffered from bad
weather n great deal this winter. Richmond
Is a better place to live in than Washington.
Among the various gentlemen whose names
arc mentioned for United States Senator are:
John w. Johnston present incumbent Lien
tenant Governor Mayrc. Major William r.
Sutherlin. Judge Cochran and Hon A. H. H.
stuart. The election comes off in the Legisla-
ture Tuesday after the fourth of March
The receipts of leaf tobacco were larger last
week than any week since December and the
sales on the Richmond Tobacco Exchange Will
be very large this week.
Tho force OF hands working on the new
Mayos Bridge will be increased this week. and
weather permitting. the work will be rushed
much more rapidly.
There a rumor on the London Stock
Exchange Friday and repeated on Saturday
that Paris had capitulated. The London Times
aaid. editorially: The rumors respecting the
impending equalization OF Paris arc conflict
ing. and the only positive news seems to be
scnts to parlcy and is therefore ready to capt..
ulate."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-31
millionaire Club" Delinquents
Try United News.


"ASiilNITuN. Jan 3O.--Amcr!ca's million
ARE club has seventy four members posted
for dues.
Edward White. head OF the statistical djv!-
sion income tax unit. in compilation OF the
i?lS income tax returns shows that the elias
reportins incomes OF Si.5O0.000 and over lost
scvcnty-four.
This, said White, was due to a falling of
In dividends" He also mentioned reduction
of rents and royalties. salaries. fees and com
missions. a. responsible for making inroads
on the higher salaricd class. a., an offset
Whites figures showed an increase in in
comes reported by lower sa!aried men and wo-
men,
Salaries and wages produced nearly one
hall oil the income tax collected by Uncle Sam
IN 1918. according White. Business is
credited with slightly over - per cent Agrl-
culture contributed the remainder
Details Of the 1919 income tax returns have
not been completed; but Whites statisticians
have learned that i,Os3,0 additional names
nave hcen added To the list.
There were in 1915" said White 6.457 fewer
persons who reported incomes in excess OF
$4,000 than there We're in 1917 The number
reporting incomes between $500. 900 and 81 600 :
600 decreased by l31, between 5000 900 and
100000 the decrease was IL, between $50 900
and S31oOOo 1t was S33 and between SlO0, 600
and Sl1e,ooO the reduction was 944"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-31
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Oh. NOAH!
III HENRY EDWARD WARMER

Oh. NOAH!
Old Noah Webster was = shark paragon OF
words:
He'd take a thousand parts OF speech and feed
em to the birds.
There wasn't anything at all Old Noah didn't
know
And when he started making words you should
have seen EN- grow,
Oh. Noah. You certainly had EN-
pat
And every time l think OF you gotta tip
my hat:
From y to and back again he juggled verbal
phrases.
And dragged his mass of knowledge through
the dark linguistic mazes
Until by matching this that. BY many a
turn and crook.
The nouns and verbs and adjectivcs material
lied book.
And. oh. Noah. You certainly turned
trick.
The plot was kind O. scattered but the hook
WAS nice and thick!
From CAT to idiosyncracy and words like
that.
He jumped without an enort-made EN- up
right of the bat!
he never seemed TO worry: when word was
almost gone
He'd simply shake up syllablcs and put an
other on.
oh. Noah! The world will not for
The miracles you managed with a Little
Alpha bet,
And so sing to Noah: May his shadow
never fade.
Nor fame desert his temple. for the heavy Book
he made,
It's plot is disconnected. but for interest, I'll
swear
There isn't anything to beat Old Noahs Die
tionaire!
And. Oh Noah. When other books are
through
The best OF men who write will have to tip
their hats TO you,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-31

foes. to PASS Judgment upon the qualifi-
cations or the men who available for
Cabinet appointment
Mr. Harding might have saved himself
vast amount OF trouble and criticism ana
personal disappointment il within month
from the time he was elected he had pub
licly announced the list OF men who would
constitute his Cabinet. He knew then as
much as he knows now of the capacity OF
the leaders III his party who have offered
to serve in his official council, He knew
then as much as he knows now OF the
intellectual size OF Charles L. Hughes and
Elihu Root and philander Knox. He knew
all there is TO know of John w. Weeks.
OF Frank o. Lowdeu. OF Charles f. Dawes.
OF Henry Wallace. and the rest of the
crowd He might have sat down with pen
Gil in hand and taken counsel only OF his
own intimate knowledge of men and their
records, then formed a Cabinet. Instead
he has listened patiently to every man,
woman and child who cared to journey to
Marion. He mas been told that Weeks is
fit man by one visitor and an unfit man
by another. He has been told the same
thing about every person who was believed
to be under consideration by the President
elect.
Not only that but by delaying the an
nouncement OF his Cabinet, Senator Hard
ing has invited the political groups in
Washington TO unburden their views upon
him When il was believed that Mr. Root
was in the lead for the sccretaryship OF
state the Washington politicians made bit
ter comment upon the prospect OF such an
appointment. Then. when Mr. Root seemed
to. be eliminated and Mr.. Hughes became
tho foremost candidate for that portfolio,
the comment directed against him.
All this has served 10 embitter Mr.. Hard
ing. There are fresh evidences of this in
most OF the reports that came from Marion
and again from Florida. He has felt that
his party associates might have spared him
the censure which they have INDUCED in
during the trying season through which he
is now passing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-31
WALTER HAMPDEN IS At
STRAND THEATER TODAY
Famous Actor to Glve Perform
"nccs Here Tonight, Tues
day and "Wednesday.

walter lInmpden Will offer the first
or his four famous Observation-Disclosures
tonight at the Strand Thcatcr Tho
celebrated Shakcspearcan actor VINO
Is now generally esteemed az hciur
the foremost exponent OF Shakes.
pcarc on the American stage Will urn-
sent his famous Hamlet as tho br-
Sihning or three-day engagement
PlhSgocrs viii doubtless recall thar
IL was In this role that MIR Uutnpdrn
scored his sensational success i'm Now
York two seasons ago, playing this
tragedy sINty-cight times, breaking
all records and winning for himaeIf
the cnviable distinction or being the
greatest Hamlet since Booth and on
par with that immortal tragcdlan
himself
AS the Boston Post remarked odi-
toriRlly a few weeks ago: ''In tho
depletion OF the Dane there IL no
man acting today who can equal MIR
liampden in the vitality OF the nor
trait. the beauty OF the charactcriza-
ton. the simple elegance or dIction
and the powerful appeal Of all sym
pathicS. IT is n performance no lover o.
Shakespeare can afford TO miss" Such
culoEics are rare. but rare also
Is the term that might also be lor,
lcaily applied To Mr.. lIampdcn's act
Ing. He VIII present not only his
Hamlet here, but also his Shylncl
tomorrow night. Pctruchio in ."rh.
TarninI, OF the Srcw" on "Wednesday
afternoon and The Servant in tho
House" In which he appears in hls
original and enormously successful
role Of Manson. on Wednesday night.