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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-08
FRANCES AIDA TO BE
:. HEARD IN RICHMOND
VIII Appear ut CITY Auditorium No.
Ncmbcr - with Metropolitan
Dpcra Quartet

To a few prima donuas of the pres
cnt day have Such sincere ana beau
tifui tributes been paid by press and
public as 70 Mine. Frances Aida. WHO
: VIII be heard in recital q, the cay
Auditorium OF Nu.t'nbe- IS. win ~.
metropolitan Opsra Quartet, inclmd.
Ing Llzzar.. Hack.tt ard Zanell!
Tia, she desery:s. theui is evidenced
h: her ra-oid!y growing popularity
and success.
success came 20 this br.llIzn: az
t!st not suddenly or uysr night. Sut
nf'sr years o. patient. prssery.a- de-
.yot.cn 70 Lofty iGeslz Inspired in her
'earir teachings hsSed upon ta- best
trac,t.1.s ~ vocal ART.
= There are two things which max.
up versatility IN real 1r.!s,-
gems AID vorS They are ,as basic
eleme--s = Nre. AlGa's success. with
The p --. ard ai1blt.an rh4, are hers.
ths-= & instant development IN
thos= GFa!.,.es that MAKE :o- ar:ls-
tic perfection.
=. Tickets are n1w on sal- At the CIR.
ICY gompaas ~ East Broad street.
hoA-r'ati0n4 should To- made prompt.
II % avoid appo.ntment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-08

I" the Academy Thursday. Friday and
saturday and Saturday matinee.
II IL generally conceded that II lis
lifetime work to get n minstrel
show firmly established. This has
been done In short space OF one
month, under the personal and able
management OF II. ID. Collins, who
has been identified with various
colorcd organizations the past TWEEN
ty years. This attraction is pros
claimed by press and public as one
OF the leading MINISTRIES of the cOun-
TRY. clean III every particular with
comedy, and the box office state
mcnts viii testify that the patron
AK" is equal To many of the older
ORGANIZATIONS. Giving service is gem
orally considered the price of sue
cess. and in this Mr.. Collins is mot
lacking. for II has been his every
aim in life 10 give the best there is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-08
..''COME BACKS" CAPTURE
FIRST HONORs AT LYRIC
Though Youngest Is Over 90,
Four of EN- Hold Own
With Best.

There arc two acts on the lyrics
program for the FIRST half OF the
wock that are very good. indeed.
Tho Come Racks IS n real novelty.
that wc!l-worn term. used 10 cover
almost any thing, hut. In this case,
Il is deserved The four men who
arc Playing under this name arc all
over 90 Years old. and have been on
the stage forty Years or moro. But.
this doesn't mean that they are
back numbers. stin and rheumatic
or old and fat, for each ono sings,
dances or tells a joke with all the
pep OF youth. one has Il tenor voice
almost as sweet as in the old days.
another dances the buck and wing,
with never u suggestion OF old age
in the intricate steps, while cornet
player Sttll takes cncorCs FOR his
ability. The old-;imcr who can do
aero bate dances fun OF funny falls
is, indeed a wizard and there is one
in The Come Backs" who does
stunts that ii youth might envy. So.
you see II Is something quite diff
feren; 10 see four men OF such ad-
vauced years Who can still. enter
tain and hold ;hcir own with this
generation.
TLe other especially AMUSING
number Is the comedy act OF LiddcN
and Gibson. The long. lauky man,
WI" IL al ''cSS" az IN ~ -
lady. is just about the funniest
thing Imaginable. II hc can't make
you laugh. 1t would hc hard TO pick
comedian who could. for Just TO
look at HIM is enough 20 set most
people OF The other half OF this
clever team sings wei! and wears
some gorgeous costumes. too.
others OH the program are the
Three Banioys, who play many So
lections on different instruments
quite acceptab!y, and Jessie Suthcr-
land. the underwater marvel. who
can stay under the surface for such
lengths OF time that YOU are sure
she mus; re mermaid.
Closing the show are the Morak
sisters in clever circus stunts.
l.. y. L
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-08
ELIMINATION
OF DIPLOMATIC MYSTERY
tBy Associated Press.


+ PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 7.-EIimI-
nation OF diplomatic mystery" was
advocated today by vittorio Rolando
ltlcci. Italian ambassador to tho
United States. In an address at Il
luncheon In honor OF General Ar
inando Nittorio Diaz. COMMUNICATIVE
chief of the Italian armies and hero
of the Piavc.
Il came to the United States de-
tcrmined to tell the truth" lie said
Il believe ii diplomat can be silent.
but he must not lie. found your
statesmen possessed with the same
idea ana the same. way of doing
business.
Il see no reason for covering in
Old World diplomatic mystery our
progress for the arms conference.
We come with the desire and intcn-
ton Of peace, and even to the point
OF it's acceptance By those who do
not desire Ii. Above all Individual
interest. above all competitions and
ambition and above all using OF peo-
pies for Rain Is the interest of hu-
manity that wars should be made. II
not impossible. at least very difficult.
and that men should he allowed TO
work and think IN peace for the flu
turc of their children.
I'm this course Italy Ia sure Of
having America with her. Italy and
America did not 1att the world war.
Thc% entered II when the ncccsSit"
of supreme historical justice imposed
entrance upon them. Italy and
America came out of the war with
out booty. We, like you. have moth
ing to ask. nothing to fear. " any
two nations attending the conference
can ask and work for cndurini; peace.
they are Italy and the United states"
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FRENCH DELEGATES
TO ARMS MEETING
ARRIVE IN CAPITAL
CONTINUED From First Page. }

Continued From First PagcJ
bers OF the State Department stan
were among others of the official re-
ception committee at the station.
Cavalry Escorts Party.
After introductions had been eN.
changed in the Presidents room Of
the station, Premier BRAND and Sec
rotary Hughes. with their respective
stan officials. were escorted through
the plaza entrance and into automo-
biles waiting to take them to their
downtown residences.
Then came the bugicrs calI at
tention." and the squadron OF cavalry
instantly presented arms.
The military band followed with
the Marseilaisc. while the party
members stood rigidly to attention.
No sooner had the final note OF the
French anthem mcllowcd away than
the band broke into the strains of
the Star Spanrlcd Banner. and tho
officials again uncovered or salutcd
In military fashion. The visitors.
preceded by a cavalry squadron. then
We're taken To their hotel.
Other members OF the delegation
To arrive tonight included Rene Wv
iani. deputy and former Premier OF
France; Albert Sarraut Senator and
Minister OF Colonies. both of whom
are delegates to tho conference Adj
mirai De Bon and philippe Berthelot.
i'll addition 10 General Buat, comprise
the principal advisory members OF the
group.
M Program Arranged.
No formal program had been az
ranged for the delegates tonight, to-
morrow will begin the usual formal
exchange of visits between the Off
Gals of the two governments. during
which the delegates probably Will pay
their respects to President Harding
and Cabinet members.
NJ BRAND expressed plcasu"e to-
night with his reception both IN
New York and Washington.
Did you see the Capitol?" one OF
his callers inquired.
Il saw n dome" he replied. land
made the deduction that it was the
Capitol. If the problems Of the con
ference should he as easily solved it
would not offer any difficulty"
The Premier said ne would rather
not touch on tho questions involved
in the conference until lie has had
the opportunit" OF being received by
President Harding
During his drive in New York To the
upper end Of Manhattan Island to-
day. NJ. BRAND expressed Amusement
at the extent of the high buildings
Coming back through Riverside Drive
and thence Ia the Pennsylvania sta.
ton he was driven at a rate Of about
forty miles an hour through crowded
ihoroughfares with all traffic stand
ing still because motorcyclists were
racing ahead sounding warnings. and
the French Prime Minister remarked
upon the excellent discipline
All the members Of the French
party commented upon tho swift
hundredmil panorama of Industrial
power as seen from the special train
windows In the stretch OF cities and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-08
CHAPLIN IN DOUBLE
PLAY PLAYS HIMSELF
"fiim" and "lllniscIf" Keeps Audience
In Roar nS He Goes From Golf
10 Millionaire Hubby.

Audiences At the Isis roared and
reared again yesterday. when Cha
ley Chaplin in double-roic bill of
Him and Himself" NJ golf and
them as "A millionaire husband. mixed
up things as only Chaplin can do. The
Chaplin film was augmented with n
feature The Boy, the Bear and the
Dog"
Children are not admitted at night
unless accompanied by their parents.
This is in accordance with the school
laws on the subject
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-08
WHY GIRLS LEAVE. a.
HOME" AT BROADWAY
Great Moral Play Depicted by Anna
q. Nilsson md tII-Stnr Cast At
tracts Large Crowd.

MoTal plays come and 60. but
Why Girls Leave Home" adapt ell
from the famous stage success. came
To l!nScr in the minds ot those who
witnessed il at the Broadway ycstcr-
day and last night, 1t has Anna q.
nilsson IL. the leading role, and is
presented by an all-star east. The
play will be seen today and tomor-
row.
I'm added feature at the Broadway
is Charlie Chaplin in The Idle
Class"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-08
COLONIAL PRESENTS
TWO STRONG PLAYS
Harold Lloyd In .Ncver Weaken
mud Constance BinneS I'm "Thc Cnsc
OF Becky" the Attructions

The newest 'oill:oi,-dollar COM
eds" Never Weaken" with Harold
Lloyd In the ma. part. and Con-
stance Binncy in The Case OF
BECKY" are the strong plays being
shown at the Colonial the first part
OF this week.
Each OF the plays have their
thrills and their laughs and they
were well received by the FIRST
nighterS."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-08
bandit. Get $4,000 In Gems and Cas-,

TOLEDO. OHIO. Nov. 7-Sydncy
Rarman, manager OF the National
Loan Company. in the downtown dis
trict here. was bound gagged ara
robbed of $1,000 in diamonds. jewels
and cash this morning. Scores o.
pedestrians were passing the shop
when the two bandits attacked Ray
man. They escaped In an automo.
bile.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-08
a CERTAIN RICH MAN
PLEASES- BIJOU CROWD
Ruhrrt Mcl<im. Claire Adams and
Carl Gantvoort Appear In
the Stellar Holes

The first showing OF a Certain
Rich Man" with Robert McKim
Claire Adams and Carl Gantvoort in
the stellar roles. with an added at
traction Of Amt Love Grant?" was
made at the Bijou yesterday. and ap-
parently pleased the audiences
"A Certain Rich Man" runs
through Wednesday, ana for the last
three days Everything for Sake
will be shown
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-08
GREECE WILL SEND
ENVOY TO AMERICA
European Nations. Whether Invited
ar Not, Regard Farley ns Inn
| BY United News.l

lBy United NewS.l
LONDON. Nov. Tt Is becoming
more and more apparent thut Euro
pean governments. whether invited
to Washington or not. regard the
Harding conference as the potential
center Of international discussions
on subjects far removed from the
actual program. and that unofficial
round-table gatherings outside the
regular sessions will consider inter
national topics of equal Importance
To those debated within the con-
ference chamber itself.
y striking instance OF the growing
conviction that Washington Will be
the scene of Il vastly diversified
diplomatic discussion ie offered in
the decision of the Greek govern
ment' to send fonnncs Gcnnadius on
u special mission to the American
rapital. Gennadius will call Satur-
day. lie was former Greek minister
To London. and tho dean OF the Hell
icnic diplomatic service.
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ligious. racial and ether general as
saciations ANA classes In addition to
labor. -
He added that 40 meetings would
be held In different parts tof the
country on Armistice Day as a flrst
endeavor e enlist public participa-
ton In the committee work. and
members OF the governing board ex-
roct To keep In contact with tho, ac-
tual work OF the official conference
during all of itS SESSIONS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-08

WarninEl Unless you see the name
"3ayer" on package or on tnbIets you
are not getting genuine Aspirin pre-
scribed by physicians for twenty-ons
years and proved safe by millions.
rake Aspirin only as sold In tho
baycr package for Colds. Headache.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-08

factory towns from New York to Will
mIngton and beyond. NJ. BRAND
rather neglected his lunch of striped
bass and chicken. looking out OF the
window OF the dining car
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-08

Neuralgia. Rheumatism. Enrac
Toothachc. Lumbugo and for pu
All druggists sell Bayer Tablets
Aspirin In handy tin boxes of II al
IN bottles Of "a and 100 Aspirin
The trademark OF Dayer Manufact,l
OF Monoaccticacides OF Salicyl|
ucid--Adv
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Mo,ion-pictur. House nob,,d.

PORTLAND. ONEG., Nov 7-Thrc,
masked men today held up and
robbed the treasurer OF a motion,
| picture theatcr and escaped with be-
tween $1,000 and $4,000 cash
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-08

voted the regular quarterly aid
'dend OF 81 share. payable Dece|
Der 10 on all outstanding stock,
stockholders OF record November
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-08


9>ee9soeoooooeeooooosoos
To the Democratic
Voters of Richmond
OF the Democratic Party, The party primary is the
method OF choosing the partys nominees.
Every voter who participated in the last Democratic
Urinary should go to the Polls the day Of the General
Election and cast their Democratic State and
did appear ON the ballot In last Auguss primary
as they were without opposition but according to the
much though they been voted for in the primary
anu are entitled to the support OF all Democrats.
Appended Is full list of the Democratic candidates
ANY other names appearing the ballot whether they
claim to be Republicans Socialists Independents or what
by every Democrat Let present solid front get out
every vote and roll up majority for the Democratic
will OF our people.
Chairman State Democratic Committee.
JOHN NJ. PURCELL,
Chairman City Democratic Committee
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Election November 8, 1921
For Governor
E. LEE LEE ri; Tnl Sns
For Lieutenant Governor
J. T. VEST
For Vote ASs' io4 Ssss
JOHN sAuSDERs
For Secretary OF the Commonwealth
' 10 O. 10, JaH ns'
For State
CHARLES a. JOHNSTON
For superin cntent Of Public instruction
I HART isr HART ART
For Commissioner of Agriculture Immigration
GEORGE w KOISER
For Member of Corporation Commission a
nERkIEy ~ D. ADJ ADAMS f@
H" "%s. O, DELEGATES ,s
hR% SahHH l. 1 EStIHn
JAMES JAMES Il i FRitS
Commonwealth Attorney
DAVE f. sv sarT 1G5 FIFE Jn.
Commissioner OF Revenue
JOHN E. ROSE, JR. =,
City Treasurer u!
HEh sHG;S FG +. G MGloH
). uG fxasf e. S SRfS
High
WILLIAM ANT H. W WATT 9 Jn
CITY Sergeant
JOHN G. SAUNDERS
Clerk Hastings Court,
WALTER Christian
Hastings Court, Part
(Voe
WALTER l.. DUVAL
Clerk Chanccry
Vote for One)
CHARLES o. SAVII,LE
Equity
(YOe for One)
LUTHER LIBBY
Pcacc-Afadson Ward
(Vote Three
J.. b. FRANKLIN
WALTER Ii. GENTRY
Il. CONNOLLY
o Peacefully Ward
Three
FRANK ID. LUCK
JAMES
WALTER r. TORRENCE
Justice of Peace-JcfersOn
Vote for
W. COLLIER
WILBUR j. GRIGGS
EMNiETT NJ. ANDREWS
Justice OF Pcace-Iee Ward
(Voto for Three
civilian G. TIJIIER
FLOYD NJ. RICHARDS
IL. c. DUKE
IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-08

standard OIL Declares Dividend.
/, CHICAGO. Nov. THE Standard
OIL Company OF Indiana announced
today It's board Of directors had
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-08

NVHtlhucu FTUH First PhEc.)
bers OF the STATE Department STAN
were among others OF the official re-
ception committee at the station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-08
The Home Should
Be Happy

the greatest tragedy this side Of
death is uni,applucss in marriage.
such seemingly small thing as a
bad palT Of shoes can start the
"Tech Of home. even as few
drops Of rain are said to have caused
HapO!eon's defeat at Waterloo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-24
TRIBUNALES
Gontrand ALBA.

case, teniendo por desistido al acu-
sado de la apelacion interpuesta.
Rafael y Jose Pena VS., Juan Pena,
filiacion.-Se nombr6 a Julio Falcon
defensor judicial del menor Juan Pc
ma, para que le represente en- este
case.
Sc excuse de Jurado Jose Alban-
doz por motive de enfermedld. Sc
adhirieron, por extraction a la suer-
te, al panel regular de Jurados los
nombres de Antonio Perez, de Toa-
Baja, Francisco Tallada, de San
Juan.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico VS.. Jose
Arce, Julio Liciaga, Jose Huertas,
Dimas Garcia y Jesus Otero. Los acu
sados Sc confesaron culpables. FL
Tribunal sentenci6 a cada uno tres
dias de carcel.
SESSION DE LA TARDE
Sc abrio la session Y Sc trat6 sobre
10 siguiente:
Juana Cabrera, ex-parte, autoriza
cion Judicial. Sc vic este case con la
promovente y su abogado. Declarl-
ron ella un hijo suyo otra testi-
go, el Tribunal declare con lugar
la peticion, en- sus dos extremes,
vendiendo los condominios por un
precio mfnimo de $500, cada uno apli
cando la suma de $500 al pago de la
responsabilidad relativa en- ell credi
to hipotecario de que trata ell expe-
diente, deportando la diferencia en-
este Tribunal.
Modesto Cobian Rivera, ex parte,
aprobacion de parte. Sc vic este ca
so con el abogado declarando un tes-
tigo. FL case quedo pendiente para
ulteriores procedimientos Y resolucio-
nes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-24
TRIBUNAL DE DISTRITO
SECCION SEGUNDA

2073.-Comparecio la parte con su
abogado, Y los demandantes Vale Y
Cortes. Sc declare con lugar la de-
manda, Sc celebro la vista.
2076.-Comparecio la demandante
con su abogado. Declararon dicha de
mandante Y dos testigos, admiti6se
un documento. Sc declare con lugar
la demanda con las costas al deman-
dado.
1883.-Ignacia Vazquez.-+Se cele-
bro la vista de la moci6n de desisti-
miento, establecimiento de la admi
nistracion judicial, con los abogados
de las parties. Sc declare con lugar di
cha moci6n
2045.-En este case compareci6
la demandante con su abogado Jose
G. Torres. Declararon dicha deman-
dante un testigo, admitiendose un
documento. Sc declare con lugar la
demanda.
2077.-Primera comparecencia. Las
dos parties ofrecieron valerse de
prueba testifcal ell demandado de
prueba documental. Sc declare la 2da.
comparecencil para el % las 9 de
la maiiana.
1947.-Se vic este case, con la de-
mandante y su abogado. DecIararon
ella Y dos estigos, admitiendose dos
documentos. Sc declare con lugar Ia
demanda.
2085.-En este case declare un tes
tigo y Sc admitieron varios documen
tos. Sc declare con lugar la mocion.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico VS.. Del
fin Soclaman. Sc ha recibido del Tri
bunal Supreme su Resolution en- este
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-24

para maquina de escribir. Una cantidad
para dos escritorios. Una cantidad para
seis sillas, ,buenas. Una cantidad para dos
anaqueles. Sueldo para Ell Collector, Suel
do para un escribiente ayudapte.
De este modo, las asignaciones queda-
rian bien retribuidas y las colecturias
quedarian la altura de su importancia
del prestigio del Gobierno.
EsperaInos que la Legislature lie de a
este asunto la atencion que merece Ella
es la lIamada corregir los defectos pu-
blicos y pecaria de indolente 81 no nos
atendiera en- esta question.
TN oBSERVAD0R.
Campos de Puerto Rico, enero de 1921
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-24
PepitO FiguGrOa
ObtiGne m uChOS
apIausOs en- Cnba

La prensa de la Habana ha dirigido
frecuentes y muy entusiastas elogios Al
violinista portorriqueno Peptto Figue-
roa, quien promote ser una gloria de
su pals, y declara que es va un pro-
digio en- ell Arte.
En- Ell Vedado, que es donde residen
las familias mas aristocraticas de la
capital de Cuba, obtuvo Pepito una
resonante victoria, donde fueron sem
brados los laureles que recoge en- la
Gran Antilla. En- ell hogar del insigne
violinista cubano don Ramon Figueroa,
celebrose una fiesta en- su honor, en- Ia
cual Sc repitieron las ovaciones y los
homenajes.
En- Santiago de Cuba, donde Sc enz
cuentra va ell talentoso nino, prepare
dos grandes conciertos, que seran dos
magnificas festas de Arte, a juzgar por
Ell entusiasmo que, segdn los peri6di-
cos que tenemos la vista, Sc desborda
en- aquella poblacion.
Ell "Cubano Libre" Ie consagra este
homenaje:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-24

eQuivoca; especialmerte 81 est& en- el
genera femenino.
-Bueno. siga ussed, Carmen IDe
donde lego usted?
-Casualmente. de Meiico
-GComo casualmente?
Vera Estabamos en- Veracruz. En-
este vino la revolucion, y no pudimos
marchar al interior. Las diarias escara
muzas de esa gente sembraban por to-
das parties el pehgro. Aventurarse a pa
sarlo hubiera sido temerario. Por clio,
decidimos embarcar en- ell primer vapor
que hallaramos para la isla> Y aqui
nos tiene usted
=. .DospueStos a quedarse con ell pt-
bhco de San Juan, que es suman,ente Gu
1ioso. Vera usted. En- cuanto sepan
que vosotros hab6is s:4!o testigos presen
cialeS de las revueltas de Mejico, ha-
breis anadido un encanto mas a vuestra
temporada en- el pals. Y en- las no
ches de function, mientras usted canta
va vera como la gente la interrumpira,
con sus palmadas vivas ruidosos.
Aqui Sc celebran mucho los buenos men
sajeros del arte, especialmente 81 logran
avalorar su exito professional con una
hazaiia como esa.
-GCual?-preguntar ambos artis-
ptas la vez, m.irandose, tai como 81 no
comprendieran por d6nde yo iba.
-iPues esa, hombre! .. iHaber bur
lado la vigilancia de Pancho Villa.
La franqueza de una carcajada sana
escape de todas las gargantas. Prose
gui:
La casuahdad es la madre de to-
das las cosas buenas. A ella, San Juan
lie va deber la satisfaction de unas
Cuantas noches de arte puro Variado
sus canciones negaran al alma de este
pueblo, que sc va "cinematizando" mu
cho Pero que en- momentos dados, Sc
hace ascuas las manos ante la gracia de
una guapa artista madrilena
va del salon han desaparecido las ca
ras cOnocidas, que me snnrferon signif-
cativamente. Los pasos del tlItino Sc
alejaban sordamente 10 largo de la ga
leria. FL reloj de Puerto Arturo di6
unas campanadas.
-GHasta cuando? me preguntaron
los artistas
A la noche volvere a verles.
jSabes lector, por que esta cr6nica
no te ha gustado? Porque no cumpli mi
palabra de volver a yer a los artistas.
GMe culpais? Els el moderno reporterismo
calejero que ha acabado con nuestras
obigaciones caballerescas. GAcaso no
sabeis 10 que tortura a un reporter
la vision lejana de una information di-
ficil! -.
| Gontrand ALBA