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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-29
Esta en- Puerto Rico

El~ mas conocido professor en-
CIENCIAS OCULTAS,- .-Osvaldo
ID. VERGE, celebridad mundial de
La Habana y director del cOlegiO
inauguradO recientemente en-
Mayagiiez, de MENTALISMO Y
MAGNETISMO.
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PReNTUARIO.

s9cedQd conyugat pQddn endcnodos grarados
10 dc aHdad &ino nedqte crprcsO
Dos c0nyug H administrator de soedad conyugal
rido ao pacto contraro clio aunque esposos
cuentren separados sin decreo Esp de ocubr
de E maridQ e desgnado para representa- la
socedad de ganancialeSen Esp % ferero sposo
cabeza de la familia
Lepf % A. 622y la para ohgar socdad ga
anciaes necea autorizacon del Csa
Dec r. 400 Salvo que
nmento de famia puede disponer de los bic
ganancaessn Ell de Regsra
dor Dec RIAL precepto acanza cancellation
hpoteca de la socedad Rgsrador
r S7 PerO 81 la esposa comparee escrura
oorganey mardo para prQbar
toelo sufcente- Regsrador Dec La
indication escrtur de nca del mardo
ciene declaac6n eposa comparezca
Depres Regadof IA Dec r. bienes adquirido
no matfmonio
ben haga comunda ben para de esposos
gananeales puedn consenmieno
ambos Gzan Is Dec p r. 574 podr
especfque autoda benes de La
hecho al aridD ucente auoizar
rdo hpotecar dchos Landr6n Regrador 10
Dec r. 722 81 hpoteca ha constituida
Ia eecuc8n dha hpqeca, haa etar a mari
do socead Rico Leaf
EFeHo 16 Dec r 100 Pero
rido sin y confrmada despnes sta
vs. Pomales II Dec p r 100 a.. K 8 - X. ~ss,
FL pago del aepdamento cOntrato M nterepido
nardo Y muier hecho cuapdo ella epnu
ha sp6eiente Fajardo - Dec r T. 2S2 In menor
emancpado por mamonio ene este solo hcho fauad
para eancelar hpotecasGar Is s66 Po
session por "a esposa e eposo3 G. L 991 Sc ha zssueo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-29
ANUNCIO DE SUBASTA
!GobiernO de Puerto Rico
DepartamentO del Interior.
NegOciadO de Obras Publicas.
San Juan, P. R.,
Abril 23, 1921.
DepartamentO del Interior.


Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados
para la adjudication en- publica subas-
ia de suministro, medida v entrega
de 100000 metros cubicos mas me-
nos de piedra triturada, para ser AGO.
piados en- las 'carreteras insulares du-
rante el 40 neconomico 1921-1922, Sc
ercibira en- esta ofcina hasta la LAS
P. NJ. del dia 10 de mayo de 1921, en-
que Sc abriran y leeran piblicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc da-
ran en- esta fiocina, donde Sc encuen-
tran de manifesto los documentos que
han de 'regir en- 'el contrato. y podran
recoger los 'licitadores los modelos de
proposiciones que han de presentar.
La administration Sc reserva ell de-
derecho de rechazar cualquiera o
todas las proposiciones y de adjudi-
car ell contrato bajo otras censidera-
clones distintas de las del precio.
Guilermo Esteves,
Comiosionado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-29
R. MARTINEZ ALVAREZ.

81 gual3 R. G. L. 9S II esposp aynda respetQ
ss opinones la religossPoor
eb4y est obgada gr mardo donde qnera file esu
Tlenca entendendose que dea de sgpio yountaramene
no eqnstare que hay agui motive mpde hacero
vs. vzqHez Dec F. H. negatya de la esposa sguir al
nao d base diyofco abandono Davis 36 A.
Ocuando segur al esposo posa debdo ulpa
del prieroSoll Sopupart II Dec r. 69 Por domi
clio de la ell del Sureda % Dec P
obeienea ebda circunstanca emene de losde
tos Ia obedenc puda apreciada la cuadad
de dcbda ha de proceer de superior
Esp % de Setiembre 1S7I mujer tiepe obga
on de obeecr mardo segair sempre
qiera Esp Junio 1901 Aunque ella
redente del ugar donde e mario epe
Knox CAL 22 Como los esposos obgado
auer sguir al naro clio estabe resunciones ubss
demuestre 10 tiene domi
clio mentras condolences
dante decreto judicial de dvorco adqurir omeo
sRpsa domcio doreiars
SuIea p Dec r r. $751; En- de la locura mardo
entQnees Ia puede domclio T. C +
800 Pero 81 domicio 10 determine e sposo C 9s4 El
Qee ene muer obedecer al maEido omulado abs
e deber moral ene sanction algnna
las ee Por dice C6dgo meos puede u
el marido para obtener obedencia s.s
AptEe artiealo paredo al del ebanos filipino espa
aoI.
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z Sanchez Roman 3961 Falcon 80 Bonel 126 - Aeibila
Art A "a 55, 24s C0digo de Enjueamento Civil r r
ART ~ nqrido qdmi
Ndor Dc ~ saedod coayngoI arO epiaci6n contqrio
eopras que dchos bnes haga ID mar dn rdldds,
efedn desnodas ~ tdiIia
of6p social de sfa 40 obstaa los 6enes aaebles de "a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-29
Los PAsAJERos DEL CARACAS

LOS PASAJEROS DEL CARACAS
Lista anticipida de los pdsa jerOs
que salen de Nueva York para San
Juan:
Leopoldo de Arce. Manuel BafbOsa.
Michel Barbosa. Julio Cepeda. Gerardo
FerraO. SeiiOra Conception de Ferrao.
Angel Ghigliotty, AdolfO Gomez, AL
foiiso v Martinez. Sra. Frances Mar
tin, Luis Martin, Sra. Ruth V. Ortiz,
Luis E. Perez, Rafael Padilla, Sra.
Sylvia Plata, Ivan Roura, Srta. Lulu
Rivera y VIM. Rivera.
DE transito para Curazao:
Austin L. Beauchan. Ramon Herman
dez, Raymond c. Whitener Y John A.
Young
De transito para la Guayra:
Sra. Maria de Acosta, Srta. Georgi-
ma Becker, Raul r. Dominguez, Sra.
Conception de Dominguez, Sra. Malsy
Feltman Srta. Marcelle Feltman, II
win Feltman, 'Srtas. Margarita Felt
man, Fidela. NJ. Golding y Margaret E.
Johnson, Alfred Lobo, Felipe Madriz,
jose Ojeda Rodriguez, Karl H. Shill-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-29
Sobre el Mercado de Azucar

mente rotO por aquelia causa en- .ei
mercado neoyOrquino.
Una nueva circunstancia llega a fa-
vorecer en- parte a nuestrOs producto-
res, con La ventaja que Obtcndran en-
breve en- La aplicaci6n del ''bill' sobre
tarifas de emergencia que ha pasadO
va en- el Senado americana. Y hay in
dicios 'seguros de su rapida aproba-
ci6n definitiva.
No es cosa de 'forjarse todavfa gran
des ilusiones sobre precios imagina-
rios: peEO es discreto Y l6gico esperar
mejores precios antes de que termine
la presente Zafra. La production de
azticar de remolacha en- ell mund6, no
es todavfa un rival de pOder bastante
para deprimir ell precio de la prodqc-
ci0n sacarina de primera clase, como
es la de cana, producto. priyilegiado
de los pafses tropicales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-29

Parece que la crisis monefaria rel
mantle aquf ha determinado algtin apre
mio en- el envfo de azdcares al mercado
de New York para su venta Immediate,
v este ha puesto !: los azucarerOs Gu
banOs en- el case de anticiparse a con-
tratar a precio bajo tOda la cOsecha
actual, dandO pOr de prOntO 10000 to-
neladas allf exisfentes al preciO de
3 Is d6lares. La mayor gravedad de
la crisis de dinero en- Cuba parece que
ha precipitadO esta operaci6n, que per-
judicard en- algo a los product0res de
Pnerto Rico.
Atin en- epoca de crisis es necesario
tener aplomo v sereRidad suficiente pa
ra no incurfir en- precipitaciones one
rOsaS.
Sc explica bien que la crisis Ell Gu
ba, incomparablemente mas profunda
v complicada que la de Puerto Rico,
llaya determinado esa actitud de sus
azucareros. Por fortuna toda la pro-
dpccidn, azucarera de Cuba, con ser
grande, no satisface nj con mucho las
necesidades del comercio mundial de
1854 e+f-sasafxs fsasI zc1asA
este ulice. Y no ha de tardar en- res
tablecerse cl equilibrio, momentanea-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-29
W SEECT0E GOHEREIlI Z
MoMmiento dc Buques

Ha .asaM.asasx gasasAlasmrsas n
rnsR q ssnsssa asa.s ne . ~ = aas sa.
tFmnl~
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nau D. Esgailaisa Asailiii,uim.
~ q. o. sastasaseni . fltlmls
'a,a gss@sss ~.isia agnL srarasar
o. tn,snfa. 80 ,lals gaEA "a liz,aaa
tenino Ansesisa.
E snpsf 'des-ss." D. la Ne.
h Heal llslanslesa. aide lin,.
Ar sae iaaelaaas. sEuseassitr O. Ans.
irrlana ncraua a ssse Isassao a pgaBcl.
~" a. snnso.
a. 'l,ussqa lssco. salieel mitscslss
rara Nm NosA. las : De In tarle.
N .san 1nan'. salis l-ys para Nr~
lssk.
al aI'hilaasanhlas. sal'S q salado
para New York.
ri Ponce. salis el microbes de es-
ie puerto. ron Fuml.o New York.
'-Caracas-. sali6 cl IS del puerto
De NeN York. para este paerio.
Solrinos de- izqnierslo y CO.. C0nsig-
latarsos.
III Hilton. saii6 dc New York
para este puerto el -. con carga gene
raj.
II Edith saidra De San Juan malta
na 20. para New YORK con un gran
cargamento de azIicar.
II 'Cornel;a", salio de San Juan
el juevcs. con aziicar y 1000 So
cos de arroz. Cons.gnaariOs Bull Insu-
lar Line.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-29
rNrrrsa STEAMSHIP 90.

va,sr LAKE rI0g'RNoN~ ~ e.,
psai,a d. ssalu.sinn hacia a - del 60.
rgi~sie 81 Il. paesfo de l'oDce. acsulc
.lshae raasinRarh para Dos De Maya.
giirs. Agaadiila Arccil'e = San Juan.
vnpor LAKE El.MDAI.E" - asIun-
s.ia Iara sslir a fiacs dsa actual dc
lTo1Sisn y Galveston. para Dos paer-
ies sle esia isla.
vILl-AR > "a. Inc. San Juan. r. n.
E vapor CALYPSO. de Ia -AIala
Real Iolandesa''. }lceara hoy. prohi-
llcnrnfe u Pence tOcando luegO GA
San Juan. 'consignaiarios. Sues. de L.
fillamil y Go.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-29
MERcADO DE .AzUcAR

Segin cable recibido pOr el American
Colonial Bank Of T.. H.. el azticar De
Puerto Rico Sc 6frece a SAT-. No hay
compradores de momento. MercadO ce-
rr0 dibil
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-29

ing, Sehora Coe Shilling, Caracciolo
Troconis, Walter I. Thorrington, Jorge
Salazar, srta, Rosa Elena .YN9lez,, Fran
els E. Vaughan y Sra. Christina yaug-
han.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-29

Durane dos leonta de petenene
Prospect Park de Brooklyn da nohe aridos
yecnas las demas G
esp veterinario del hzo pi ue te
padecimnto las pod
qua doI Anes de
operacon Queenie poa bocadoy
seria de hasta mismo te
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-29

llace siempo vicne FL IMPARClAL
publicando hoe rriraiss o. inlinidnd
De mnieres qne De ana aira manera
eanan cclbsalcs snelsSs cn los Esia.
dos Cnides. He aqni = Ia Sra. An-
gnsta Emile MSley. de Haekcnsark.
\. j.. quicn ha sido Ia muirr prime
"a cue Obtuso el honor de esmpareccr
como abogada ante una Corte de New
Jersey en'defensa de una persona acu.
sada de asesinatO. La ilustre letrada
trabaja en- seciedad con su marido.
que es Otro gran abogado y Nc llama
Patrick Henry Maley.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-29

III vapor san Juan. de In New
York and Porto Rico. sali6 n las II
del dfa de hoy para New York. con.
p1s2jerOs. Carga y correspondence.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-01

Ted Shawn will give n dance recital n
the Apollo Thcatcr o-lnorrow afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-01

She grasps her lovers hand to lead
MN to church. but he falls a clod Mt
her feet. Nine. Calve used to pull open
hls oyelids, gaze at tho dull balls be-
meath them, lock for moment at the
spectators in the theater with an OK
Preston that sent them home to dream
nightmares, and fall across Arauuils
body with shrek. All this ia sup
posed to take place within a few hours
and amid the almost continuous noise
Of battle.
II was the perfection Of Nine. Calves
impafsonation of the Navarraise which
most consincingly published tho artis-
tic holiowncss Of the drama. A woman
who, out of her love for man commits
murder in the hope of securing the
means to become his wife, must excite
our sympathy, il she wishes to be ac~
cented as legitimate tragic figure
Admiration of the character Is out OF
the question. perhaps even pardon
also; but commiseration and pity must
remain. Nine. Calys did not arouse
Farrar, whose capacity to give express
sion to the horrible is much, below that
which Nine. Calve possessed. Neither
did Nine. Gerville Reache. The obsta-
Gle to the pathos which is essential to
the acceptance of the play rs sincere
was created by Henri Cain, who, in
order that we might have our full pen
nyworth of horrors. changed Nj. Clare
ties story so sas to make Anita the
assassin instead of Araquil. The great
love of q man might have spurncd him
on to such q deed; so might the love
mingled with patriotism of woman
Of heroic moulda Judith, a Jael' or
u Charlotte Corday But Gains Anita
is to our eyes, ears and feelings only
an operatic puppet-created to give a
woman an opportunity which she
craved to wallow in the blood and filth
with which the young Italian yeritists
were heaping their dramatic muck
carts a quarter OF q century ago.
The performance last night was ac-
ceptable, but in no wise distinguished
What could be made Of the character of
Garrido, Me Rothier made of it; but
neither in bearing, action nor song did
Signor Crimi (AraquiD separate him
self from the commonplace rout OF
Spanish soldiers, who rushed on and off
the scene at the call of trumpets and
musketry. Equally commonplace we're
Messrs. D'Angelo (Remigio), Pal
trinieri (Ramon) and Ananian (Bus-
tamente). MI. Wolff conducted with
zeal.
"Cavalleria rusticana' was per-
formed by Rosa Ponsellni, as Santuzza;
Flora Perie, as Lola; Mr.. Gigli, as
Tuoriddu; Thomas Chalmers, as Afio,
and Louise Eerat, as Lucia; capable
artists, all of them. Mr.. Moranzoni
conducted
New-York tribune., 1921-12-01

William Faversham viii close his sea son
in THE Silver Fox" at Maxine Elliott Il
NEeAtcr on Drcenber 10.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-01

Alice Lloyd. the English comsdiennc.
WIN appear at the Winter Garden early
next month
New-York tribune., 1921-12-01
Massenet's Opera,
La Navarraise, % Is
Revived by Catti
Performance, With Nine.
Farrar. Acceptable, but
Not Distinguished; Give
G.avalleria Rusticana''
By II. E. Krehb;el

The audienco at the Metronolitan
Opera House last night sapped their
fula of horrors. Mr. Gatti gave them
teeo operas and twice the curtain closed
on scenes of death and misery, without
q note of cheer or condonation--abiect
wretchedness only. The opera which
opened the edifying evening was one
which, Though not new, had been SO
long absent from the current list as to
have almost passed out of memory
Masscnes's LA Navarraise." That
which followed was "Cavaileria Rusti-
cana," familiar and vital tragedy OF
low life, the curse OF whose popularity
II found in the progeny to which it
gave birth. To this progeny belongs
Massenet's opera, for which, when it
was produced at the Metropolitan as a
novelty on December IL, 1895, we pre-
dicted a short lie. Many a better
opera has been born and died since
then. and why it should have been
called back into life after being among
the shades in the limbo Of forgetful-
ness we cannot explain on artistic
grounds. No doubt Mr.. Gatti's reasons
for .coniuring it back are purely prac-
teal. He was long in search of a COM
panion piece for 'Pagliacci;" now that
that opera must forego the element of
vitality which Signor Caruso breathed
into it, and "Cavalleria Rusticana''
takes its place to a large extent. Mas
cagni's opera must have a consort with
popular representative.
Nine. Farrar is still willing to add to
her repertory and may have had an an.-
bition to expioT her dramatic ability in
role VIII ch demands tragic intensity,
if nothing else. We do not think the
choice was wise one or that she will
long persist in it. 1t offers her no new
and appealing nuance, and her per-
Torrance cannot endure comparison
with that of the artist for whom the
work was written, but which even she
could not make permanently attractive.
When she Joined Mr. Hammerstein's
forces at the Manhattan Opera House
IN 1906 the opera was resurrected for
her. Then Mr.. Hammerstein kept it
on his list to the end of the Manhat-
tan's career because Massenet's operas
were the staple of his French list. and
he had a fine tragic singer in Nine.
Gerville- Reache. If war operas had
been popular pabulum from 1914 to
1919, and Mr.. Gatti had had capable
repre- sentative of the woman of Ma
varre, those seasons m ght have suf-
feed for its restoration, for Ger
mania" had to be discarded because it
was glorifcation of German patriot
ism, and "L'Attaque du Moulin" could
not serve during the period of Ameri-
can neutrality and had not even enough
favor before then to justify its revival
after. Resides, it would have been Of
fensive to our German fellow citizens
whose sympathies were given to their
Fatherland. There would have been no
objection, of course, as there is none
New-York tribune., 1921-12-01

now, to the spectacle OF Spaniards at
war with each other. Neither. We
fancy, would a protest be raised II "I4cs
huguenots" was to be revived, though,
as Heine observed, it is an opera in
which Catholics and protestants Kill
each other to music made by Jew.
However, all this ia perhaps idle
comment. LA Navarraise" Is with US
again, Its plot as ethicaliy and drama
ucaiiy iauity as ever, it's music more
palild, It's prospects just as problema-
tical. The principal change which we
observed last NIGHT was tho loss OF the
tragic horror which Madame Calve in
1ected into it by her action in the final
scene, and greater moderation in the
expenditure of gunpowder. The lat
Yer detiieIency can be supplied ii Mr..
natti wishes to do so; the former cam
not, Tor neither IN voice nor dramatic
manner does Nine. Farrar meet the re-
qa'rements of the titular role.
LA Navarraise" is a pervcrsion of
a story told by Jules Claretie, under
the title LA Cigarette" In scene and
time the drama harks back to the time
OF the Carlist war in Spain. Garrido.
q general of the Libcralist troops. has
eeen defeated in an engagement by
Senerai Zuccaraga. Smarting under
The E"miliation, he sets Il price on the
mead OF his enemy. He 10 overheard
by anita, girl frcm Navarro, who has
.ust learned that she cannot marry
Araquii, sergeant in Garrido's army,
'uh4sss she brings to him a dowry equal
t" the sum which his father intends to
bestow upon him. "Dot pour dot" are
the words which keep ringing in hcr
cars after a meeting with her lover
and his father. The sum is 1000
daoros. She approaches Garrido: How
much will he pay for the assassi-
nation of Zuccaraga? 1.-TWO thousand
dnoros." Her mind conceivcs fearful
resolve-she will murder Zuccarara
and earn the dowry which shall enable
her to marry her lover. She sinks of
THROUGH the night. Araquil, wickedlv
warned, follows her and sees her enter
the enemy camp. She commits tho
crime, claims and receives the reward.
But Araqul, who returns to the Liber-
allst camp wounded unto death, charges
her with faithlessness and casts her
off as one who had sold her honor for
gold. In the neighboring village.
which is in the hands of Zuccaraga' :
troops. the bells toll and a messenger
comes bearing word that the general
ras died by an assassin's dagger. Ara
quill realizes the truth and sinks back
dead 'nte nis athers ms with an
exclamation Of horror. Anita goes
mad and, her mind all awry, transforms
the funeral bells into wedding chimes.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-01
Pierce Oil Co. Plans
Profit Sharing Program
Su bscriptions for 10000
Shares Received From En-
ployces and Officials

The Pierce Oil Corporation am
nounccd yesterday that it would
shortly put into effect profit shar-
ing plan for It's employees similar to
those now in operation among many
OF the larger industrial concerns of
the country. The company said that
1t had already received subscriptions
from operating officials and employees
in excess of 10000 shares Of common
stock.
Application has been made to list
the additional stock on the Stock Ex-
change and this stock will be used for
the profit sharing plan. The offer is
being made to all operating officials
and employees, both in Tie United
States and Mexico, where the company
is not only producer, but Il large re-
finer and distributor O. oil and oil
products.
Subscriptions receive. thus far have
come only from the company's en-
ployees in the United States.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-01

/ THOMAS MEIGIIAN
In "a Prince There
Was, -" Skelly & Heit
.;syue. Wilson g. Larsen
| Wahl & francis, others
New-York tribune., 1921-12-01

Little Miss Raffles," the new musical
play. with Nivicnne Segal and Lawrence
Groasnith in the featured roles. will open
at the Astor Theaier December J3. The
out -of-town presentation will be made to-
nigh. in Stamford
New-York tribune., 1921-12-01

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S I a / &. !s,s n'T'y q &
Cont II A. NJ. to IL T.. NJ.
Ait. 90c---Night soc
New-York tribune., 1921-12-01

william a. Brady has cniled a meeting
at the Forty eighth Street Theaicr Tor
npSt Iue,dny' at o'ctocis. FOR MI persons
Interested IN the condition Of tho theater
and plans for it's bcttsrmonf "'''
New-York tribune., 1921-12-01

Esther Howard and Arthur Hooy have
become members Of tho company support
ing ,rg I'rt Wiiliams In Under tho bamboo
Tree the new musical conedy In which
no Is to be presented by tho Shubcrts
New-York tribune., 1921-12-01

Tho Provincctown Players announce the
FINAL performance OF The Verge for Sat
urday night. On Monday Theodore
Dreisers "The Hand OF the Potter" WIN
be presented, under the direction of Charles
o Brien Kennedy.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-01

An English producing firm has contract
ed with Edith Ellis for tho London pro
duction of The White villa" with Ethe
Irving for the star.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-01
The Stage Door

Tho opening of "Thc Fair Crcassian. "
scheduled for Monday Mt the Republic
Theater. has been postponed to Tuesday
December Q.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-01

Favers..am scored big success some six
teen years ago, is to be revived this sea
so!, according TO recent advices.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-01

"The White Peacock" with Nine Olgs
Petrova. viii open at the Comedy Theate
on December IS with "A matinee perform
anco.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-01

Daniel Troh,nnn Will be guest Of honor
nt the meeting of the PnywriEhts' Club Mt
the McAlpin Hotel Tomorrow night.
tho oNtnlnE
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-09-26
G. A. R. TAKES
POSSESSION OF
INDIANAPOLIS
Fifth Encampment In That City At
tracts Wide Interest Among
Friends of Vets

Indianapolis, Sept. .-Rattling
Grum3ticks and the squeal of ancient
Gfes to-day announced the entry OF
The Grand Army of the Republic into
indianapolis for its tifty-fifth annual
rncampment.
Many of the veterans were bowed
with years but many others preserved
their military carriage as they
marched along behind drum corps
To-day was devoted to registration OF
visiting veterans Reception com
mittee members estimated that 1000
members of the Grand Army and its
affiliated organizations were here
Sunday.
Although official reports show tina:
since last years encampment death
has taken 5000 members of the or
ganization, it was expected that
the attendance this year would be
nearly as large as that of the last
meeting.
a train of three coaches brought
the delegations from Alaska and
Washington. Three cars bearing the
New York delegation arrived last eve
ming Sending large representations
in special cars were North Dakota,
Colorado. Wyoming, Oklahoma, Cali
fornia. Arkansas and Maryland.
Special trains are due to bring more
veterans from Missouri. Ohio, Illi-
nois. the New England states and
Canada