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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-04
PITCHERS INETrECTIvE

LOS ANGELES. June 4.-tA. P)
Los Angeles defeated Vernon to 2
yesterday. Los Angeles knocked Nc
Graw out of the box in the second in
ming. Love who replaced him was
ineffective and was taken out to make
room for Schneider. who pitched the
remainder OF the game. Schneider
walked eight men. In the first inning
Los Angeles made three runs on three
singles, double and an error, The
Tigers could not hit Crandall.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-04

The chief feature of the bond mar
ket was a rally in liberty Shs. These
closed at $3.50, net gain Of slightly
than one point and almost two points
above yesterdays low record OF SO.
Other liberty issues showed mixed
gains and loss and the general BOND
list was irregular. Total sales, par
value, $l4,675,000.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-04
no ne. or Not to be.

Today is one of great decision for
Ernest Dohnert. 1t is practically i'm
possible for the young man to decide
whether to be a guest at the Peoples
Warehouse picnic or a host at the
American National bank outing to-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-04
LADoRER is DECApITATED.

ST. HELENS, Ore, June 4.-(U. P.)
Caught in loop OF a blackened
high line cable. Fl. Hamon of Portland
was decapitated when the cable tight
ened. He was employed at camp
on the Kerry railroad near here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-04
]. c. Penney Co, "A Nation Wide Institution
The Penney Store
Saves You Money
Every Day

Not Just few especially low prices now
and then but the lowest possible prices al
ways that the largest chain store organiza-
| ton and specialized merchandising methods
can produce is the every day program of PEN
ney stores. It will pay you to pay cash here.
II Clark's Sewing Cotton, $50 yd. spool .... Sc
| Coats Crochet Cotton ...........,..... 1Oc |
Shoe Laces, black or brown, pairs ...... sc
The best Laces, round or flat, mercerized
! black brown white all lengths to 81
lncneS 80. -................t...s. DC |
| Black Shinola Shoe Polish ..... SC !
II 2-in-1 Polish, brown and oxblood ... 1Oc |
II 2-in-1 White Cleaner ................ lOc !
Liberty White the best cleaner for kid
| shoes, gloves, etc. ................... 19c
| Gilt Edge Shoe Polish .............,.. 19c
/ Trimming Beads, bottle ............ SC, 15c
Clarks 0. N. 7, Darning Cotton, spools. SC
DR.. Parkers Hose supporters, pair. .... 39c |
Hickory Carriers, the best for children,
white or black, all sizes, pair ......... 19c
| Stems Hickory Elastic, best quality, white or
black IA inch, yard &c 3-8 inch, yard 7c;
IL inch, yard &c; inch, yard 15c.
| Hair Pins, package ...... &c, sc, &c, 10c, 15c
Bone aalr Pms ;;.....,,.......,... &c, l5c
| Duro-Belle Hair Nets each ......... 1Oc
| Kid Curriers' bunch ................... &c
| Crochet Hooks, each ............... SC, SC
Best Quality Safety Pins, all sizes ...... SC
| Common Pins, 2 packages .............. sc
| Best Quality Pins, large package 49,. SC, Sc |
Il Trimming Braids, package ....... {. SC, 15c
Cotton Iape, roll .............,......... &C |
/ Lingerie Braid, bolt ................ Sc, 10c |
| Hooks and Eyes, card ............... sc, SC |
Society Sport Wells sc, 10c |
Face Chamois each h...........,.......1 15c |
Tooth Brushes ......... 10c, 19c, 25c |
| Propholactic Tooth Brushes ...... 33c
II Hand Rr1chac 10c /
| Keepclean Hair Brushes ... Acc
3-in-1 Oil, bottle .....,............ 13c |
| Lead Pencils ........ for sc and sc each
| Carter's Library Paste, bottle ..,........ SC 4
| LIE Pages Liquid Glue, tube or bottle 80. 15c /
,JCPs ssIlIIil!l!sI;yCol| slIi!l!I;
0W1 sis DEPARTMENT sToREs
J. c. Penney Co., A Nationwide Institution
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-04
DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL


trail Europe were reported as gener
ally good.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-04

A Chicago man. who recently was
declared bankrupt, blames prohi-
bition for his failure. He formerly
operated home for inebriates.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-04

StenoGrapher-Good healens' How
did | come to leave out the "b"?
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-04

The offiscat understands that Mar
shall Spell appreciated honorable
mention in these colyums but he hasn't
been around with the segars.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-04

Boss to stenographer-How do you
spell income? You've got it
"i-n-c-u-m."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-04

1t is a crisis like this that
tries the mettle of man, Ernie.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-04

One of the most sound cures we
have heard of is one for deaf and
dumb people, (Portland Contribut-
orr
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-04

Let the offiscat follow you on your
vacation. (Adv)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-04

Some folks believe themselves ac-
complished musicians who have only
learned to change needles on phono-
graph.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-04

We bote that j. C. Penney yester-
day offered through the columns Of
the E. 0. slippers and shoes for chill
dren with leather or rubber soles. :
oh. for the flexibility of childhood.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-11-12
TEXAN RALTS
ACTION On
DYER BILL
Charge That 1t Is Unconstitu-
tional. Throws Wrench
In Cogs.

WASHINGTON, Noy 12-Hopes
that the Dyer anti-lynching bill would
be passed at this session Of congress
have been dashed to piece by the re
ported agreement between Republican
House Leaders not to call the bill up
at this session
Tie Dyer bill has been favorably re
ported BY the House committee, but
opposition from Southern Congress
men is believed TO have Killed IT,
The minority report on the bill eX-
pressed the belief that the bill is I'M
constitutional, destructive OF the sense
OF local possibility, and incapable
Of adding to the protection OF the
people The minority report was sub
mitted by Representative Summers.
Democrat. OF Texas
Tho majority report. prepared By
Nj Dyer Republican, OF Missouri, re
counted SD l9nehiups on record, and
the disregard OF appeals both by l'resi-
dent Wilson and Harding 10 wipc out
the Stain
On account OF Summers opposition
to the hill it is reported HAT an agree
ment has been reached to redfaft The
bill.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-11-12
Husband CIincheS
His Argum emf
With Knife Blade

Failing by oral argument to in
duce his wife to come back to
home and to him, John Webster
drew his knife and slashed his
wife, Mrs. Clara Webster, 10,
1915 Wabash Ave, three times
across the cheek. The cutting took
place at 30tk st. and Wabash
Ave, Sunday.
After he had cut the girl into
submission, Webster grasped her
and started dragging her toward
his home. He was intercepted by
the police.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-11-12
LABOR BOARD DENIES
RAILMEhS' PLEA

II has been learned here that pro
test made by colored trainmen to the
labor board complaining OF diserimina-
lion in working conditions on the Hi
nois Central Railroad has been thrown
out.
The board in its opinion stated that
it deprecated any discrimination on the
part OF the railroad against the train
men on racial grounds, but was with
OFT jurisdiction to act.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-11-12
T III E CT u B S
Bv Walter A. Ellis

The Junior Metoka Class, r. L. Fer
guson, leader, has an excellent suite in
their new church at Ebernezer. We
were delightfully."- received there last
Sunday. The Athletic Club boys OF
the Glass; have real challenges TO eN-
tend TO others In the Sunday School
many excellent numbers were rendered.
Miss Corine Lenier, in solo, Miss
Georgia Jameson, reading and the tai
cnted daughter OF Judge w. II. Harri-
son. Miss Harrison, a graduate must
clan. now studying al L. of {, her
rendition Dusk by Elwell was ar
tistic. Piano) Superintendent Grudep
and Prof K Walter Keller, director Of
orchestra. doing fine work. The Meto-
kas are gladly admitted to tic Family.
The Polly rive Hundred Club is
here!l Mrs. Bertha TandN president;
Mrs. Frank Thomas, L. porter Organ
lied October 9th Welcomell Net
with Mrs John Priestly 5l42 Wabash,
Mrs. Coyington, treasurer; Mrs. VIM.
Buckner Is secretary OF THIS promising
organization
Note to Witches and Blacll Cats:
Tell us more OF your aims.
The Junior Matrons Art and Social
meets with Mrs p. Hendon, 500
Wabash Ave. Are you related to the
Young Matrons Culture Club. or what
The Family wants TO know. Answer
Oh, see who is here nowl The La
Vogue Social Club Real glad To wei
come you into the Family. The club
meets Thursday with Mrs. C. Roberts.
4733 Langley Ave. Mrs. Gertrude
Walker, president. Must be fashion,
able party, this.)
The Gaiety Art held an annual ex-
hibtion, November 3rd, at Community
House. Fannie NJ. Hazard. president:
Geneva Lang secretary. please write
more fully. You are new in the Family.
Curious.)
The Community Forum OF NJ. c. C.,
Attorney Fred Kinney, president IS IN
each Tuesday evening at $40 Indiana.
Ave. Big times guaranteed Excel
lent programs always.
Troop ~ Girl Scouts initiated last
meeting (Tuesday) Misses Bertha
Walton, Adrian Mason, Florence Rus
sell Rosa May Moice. and others These
girls are just the finest little people
On Tuesdays at Unity Hall $40 Indi-
ana Ave. free teacher courses for lead
ers OF Girl Scouts given, also.
Look! Mrs. Ida Wels-Barnett has
consented to organize a Woman's Forum
at an early date. 1t will be an excellent
organization. Remember, Fellowship
Lacquer With proper support this
would have been the ilAest and most
useful organization in the city. So now
is the chance sor all progressive women
to get in on this new organization and
make it strong. Mrs. Barnett cannot
furnish leadership-then do ALL the
work.
Ask Miss Edna NJ. Cook about this
organization. Welcomed!
Helloll The Glen Fawn Club is
back Been gone since we sent them
circular letter They are planning
an early entertainment and met last
with Miss Hart, 400l Grand Ave. J. s.
Bell. president.
The Young Peoples Society show
cred can goods upon the Aged Colored
people Sunday. Fine work, young folks.
Steward ]. c. Williams of NJ. c. was
active in putting this affair over. Also
many others.
The N. A. c. P. at Wendell's with
Walter White in principal address, No
vember 9th, evening. X. *. K ex-
pose.
More Clubs on City Page
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-11-12

you send III your
report before Mon
day evening or the
space may be taken
before the arrival OF
your report IN
LESS you have re-
served the space.
Many clubs have re-
served space each
week.
Remember. the
l1amilyhas l27 clubs
enrolled.
The Royal Social
and Literary Club
next meets with II.
Bates 1910 Vim
ceona. A,to Cpr-
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-11-12
KILLS WIFE'S LOVER,
CALMLY AWAITS POLICE.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 12-"The
unwrittcn law is William migrants
defense Tor the murder OF Belize Jelico
here. ingram claims he maintained
his sell control until it was no longer
possible, and the pent up wrath within
him burst forth, resulting in the death
OF the man who had shattered his lie
romance.
According to his statement, he fred
five shots into the body OF Jelico,
wounded his vile, then calmly waited
Ter the police to come and arrest HIM
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-11-12
ACCIDENT INJURIES
WOMEN IN 7. ARNOLD
HILLS MOTOR CAR

Ms Ruth Guess, 3. 6222 Vernon
Ave. suffered bruises about the hands
and faec in m accident while riding IN
a Ford Sedan owned and operated by
r. Arnold Hill $40 South Park Ave.
Mr.. Hll is secretary OF the local
branch OF the Urban League. The car
was struck by a Stndebakcr driven BY
Joe Oltru, 1857 Winthrop Ave. The
accidcnt occurred at 37th ~. and
Grand Blvd
Others riding in The car were Mrs.
/. ". Burton. Is, 664o Vernon Ave.
bruised about the body; Mrs.. ]. a.
Green. %. 6622 Vernon Ave, bruises
about the face and head.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-11-12

Drug Store at 5lSt
and State Streets,
has. established b y
h ard " or k I h {
iact that if votes
mean anything he
Is the most popular
boy in the district
bound by Went
worth Ave. on the
west. Indiana Ave.
on the cast, 47th
ST. ON the north
and 55th St on the
south, and now is
the posscssor OF 4
new bicycle.
T Il c Harvey
Cs...-...ta Co.. 81
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-11-12

39th and Rhodes Ave. is conducting a
similar contest to find ont the most
popular boy in that ncighborhood and
the winner will BE- announced about
the first OF December. Votes are Sc
cured from those persons who pur-
chase at the store Naturally the boy
who knows the most people Is likely
to win out
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-11-12
OSCAR DE PRIEST
LAUNCHES FIGHT
IN THIRD WARD

AT meeting last Friday night of
voters Of the Third Ward Oscar De
Priest, former Alderman of the Sec
ord Ward announced that he was in
the fight against William A. Bither,
present Ward Committeeman of the
Third Ward. De Priest, by the new
ward lines is now a resident Of the
Third Ward and therefore is eligible
for election.
His announcement that he was not
satisfied with the representation that
black voters had received at the hands
of Bither in consideration of the yot-
ting strength Of the black people of
the ward, was received with enthu-
siasm by the audience who were ex-
pecting DePriest's action.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-11-12
CLAIMS INDIAN BLOOD To
BEAT MARRIAGE LAW

WASHINGTON, Nov. Paul c.
Peters. p Myrtle Avenue, \. E, was
arrested in Elkton, Nd, last week,
when ii was learned that he had mar
ricd a white girl Peters obtained his
release on a writ of habeas corpus.
Peters contends he is of Indian eX-
traction.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-11-12
Harding Sees True South
Hoodlums Stop % His Speech
''Disrespect y nequalled".

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov 12-No
president of the United States vas ac-
corded more disrespeet than was
President Harding when he attempted
TO address Atlantans from the base OF
the statue OF Henry Grady here
At least three times the President
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-11-12
DE PRIEST A FORMIDABLE
CONTENDER.

As De Priest loses little of his
former support by the redistricting
Of the wards and his action is the
apparent outgrowth Of numerous
complaints against Bither and his at
titude toward black people and his
alleged membership in The Hyde
Park and Kenwood Property Owners
Association. DePriest was pleasantly
surprised to note the number of peo-
pie who have voluntarily come to him
since the meeting pledging their un-
qualified support in his fight against
Bither, knowing That De Priest will
and has always been found strong
when it comes to the protection OF
the interests of the race.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-11-12
DAY
WILL RECALL
BATTLEOF METZ

Nine thousand Young Mems Chris
tan Associations and the groups they
touch all over the earth are called to
PRAYER during the week beginning
Sunday. November 18th. The Wabash
Avenue Department will begin its OBJ
serVance Sunday afternoon with a very
unusual meeting. Captain Anderson +.
Pitts OF the Eighth Illinois will speak
from the standpoint OF participant
in describing the formation OF Negro
troops before Metz on the day the
Armistice was signed hose who were
there will be interested in recalling the
situation Those who were not will
hear some eye-opening facts presented
Co,onels Duncan and Patton, as well
as other notables, are expected to be
presents The meeting Sunday after
noon at 400 o'clock will be followed
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday eve
nings in which, after short addresses,
PRAYER will be made for the guidance
Of God in inter-racial, intcr-elass, as
well as international affairs, and for
the growing influence and usefulness
of the Associations ever where.
Memberships Continue Coming
You cannot count a growing list
The results Of the recent membership
drive cont.aue to bring in members.
Hence it has been impossible to make
d complete report. Watch our column
next week for tabuation 10 date OF
the campaign results.
Collegians Guests at Y. NJ. c. A.
Alumni OF Wilbcrforec University
ard Roger Williams College arranged
for the entertainment OF the football
teams OF their respective Alma Matters
at the Wabash ~" Tor Friday and Sat
urday nights. Between dates these
husly y0ung "rahs-rah' we're very
much At home around the building
and expressed thcmsclves as having
had the time of their young lives
Halloween Party Entertains KIDS
The boys section OF the Wabash
"Y' was a lively place Monday night
The youngsters were entertained with
basket ball game, followed by re
ircshments aad movies
On "Wednesday night group OF
Gfty boys from the Wilson Avenue
Department were entertained and
shown through the building by mem
bcrs OF the Scout Troop.
Basket Ball for Armistice Day
The "mornin's morning in basket
ball will be uacorked by church hves
on Armistice Day in the Wabash Gym
nasium Bethel will toss goals against
Community Center, while ten hopefuls
from Quinn will stage neighborhood
squabblc about the baskets the same
evening. The session will begin at
7:30 o'clock
Arrivals at Wabash Y M. C. A.
During the week, in addition to forty
names of football mca from Wilber-
force and Roger Williams. the register
disclosed the following guests at the
~: Scott Mayo, Washington. d.
c; II. Purslcy. San Francisco. Cal;
Vim. Burks, St. Paul, Mimi; Geo
Thomas, indianapolis, Ind. Orvlle
Watts, Quincy, H. GurneysA. Frazier,
Benton Iiarbor, Ind; II. L. Brown,
Edmonton, Canada; {. c. Bent Mon
treal Canada; James NJ French, San
dusky, Ohio, and w l. Howard, New
York City
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-11-12

CenneS Ave OOr-
nclius Johnson. President; Vivian Hal
loway Secretary. A real classy bunch
is tbs
The Athenians say that we are IN
forming The Club Daddy that We had
the best HalloWe en- Party in Chicago
last week. Ask Mrs Sampson at APO
Champlain Ave. (Welcome back |!
Ed
The Carter Charity and Benevolent
Club held its regular monthly meeting
in the home OF Mrs. Nelson on Bowen
Ave in the form OF a Halloween party.
The homo was beautifully decorated.
The musical program was very good
Many visitors in the city were present.
Emma Nelson, president.
The sionelli Adelphia Girls will hold
their business meeting at Miss Minnie
Anderson. 1880 Dearborn St, Noyem-
Der 18th at 80 D. m. Gertrude Suth-
erin president; Minnie Jones. secretary.
Notfg If South Park u. Z. Church
Sunday is to be a great day at South
Park Church. DIR. Cook at Mctropoli-
tan Community Center will preach at
) ?. NJ. at the rally, an important
meeting and Quarterly conference. Hrs
congregation has been invited to come
with him.
The Mock Conference rally, which
will end nest Sunday, will bring SPLEEN
did financial returns.
Rev. Bryant Pastor and District SUI
pcrintendcpt will attend the National
Conference OF NJ +. Church at De
troit. Mich. next week.
The South Park Church Lyceum was
well attended last Sunday. at which
time a splendid program was rendered.
The Iyeeum will meet every first and
third Sunday, from 5 to o P. NJ.
Miss B. V. Cummings social worker
and secretary OF the Church. has charge
Of the Your. Peoples Forward Move
merit which meets every Sunday after
noon at the Church. This. movement
consists OF Bay Scouts, Queen
Esthers, Iunior Epworth League, Cradle
Roll Basket Ball Team. Mothers Jewel
and Junior Choir.
Sec Who Is Back Home!
The Hart Musical and Dramatic,
en- masse, attacked the Club Daddy at
Unity Hall Sunday afternoon. but the
missiles used were pleasantries and
compliments. The Hart Club has
been working very hard recently Ill
ness of leading character prevented pre-
sentation of divorce Question" on the
9TH inst. but tickets are still good for
same, November 2lst, at Unity Hall.
Mrs. L. c. Thompkins, Mrs. F. Car
men Taylor and Mrs H. |. Trent were
in the pleasant attacking party. This
group will appear at Bethesda in mu-
seal extravaganza on 22nd instant. Mr..
+. Thompkins, Secretary, has been in
yited to appear in the loop.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-11-12

was compelled to halt his speech and
ask for quiet. The governor OF the
Mate and state senator's also appealed
for quiet but the noise continued,
Finally Harding lowered his voice and
made the speech TO those who wished
to hear him"
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-11-12
MOST POPULAR BOY WINS
SAUNDERS DRUG
STORE BICYCLE

Teddy Beatty, age II, who was one
OF 4 great number in the popularity
contest OF the Harvey Saunders
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-11-12

We must remind you that the re-
entrance OF the large number OF clubs
into the Family makes it necessary that
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-28
De [ odas Parties

Los orientales, dice el suplcmento
literario del Times, prefiercn la pin
tura de paisaje la de la tigura. Has
til cuando Ell Europa ell paisaje era
complementO del cuadrO en- que do
minaba una 1igura, los chinOs 10 te-
MAN como mas digno del esfuerzo ar
tisticO, por ser mas diffcil, v daban
e,,tas curiosaS raZones "EI entero va
le mas que cualQuiera de las parties
Y ell hombre es solo una larte de la
Naturaleza''. Y los japoneses, que fue
ron desde 400 en- adelante, los cont
nuadores de Ia tl'adici0n pict0rica chi
na. siguieron los preceptos de esta,
pero lio lOgfaron salvarse de la escla
vitud academica, Y Sc cristalizaron
en- las imitaciones tie los tipoS dc pai-
sa je dados por los coloristas chihos.
De aquf naci0 una escuela ell cl 1900,
Ia cual Sc propuso tijar eli cuadritos
de g6nero. los diversos aspectos de Ia
vida popular. Pero al principle del
alio 1890, surge el maestro que revela
Il slls connacionales inconsistencies, la
beleza de ensuciio de los paisajeS ja-
poneses. Es Hiroshige, quien despues
de haber comenzadO como pintor dc
tgura. Ell ull viaje de Toxic Il Kyoto,
quela tan penetrado de las bellezas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-28
D IN E R o

Quiere listed dar tOmar con ga
rantia hipOtecaria?
Quiere listed comprar vendcr pin
norar, acciOnes de bancos, centrales y
otras cOrporacioncs?
Quiere I fted comprar vcnder aIgu-
ma finca rIstica urbana?
Dirijase nOsotros Y por una mo-
dica cOmision sera servido.
ALAMO Y SANCHO.
San Juan y 5, al Iado del Banco
Colonial.
TelefOnos 331 Santurce, Y 631 Azul.
San Juan.
ApartadO 1882, San Juan, p. r.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-28

ha convertible en ul mitu Nadic pue-
dc pasar de una ciudad Il otra sin
ci pcimiso de una CoJusi1n especial.
que no 10 conce.ic Siuo dcSpuGS de
DDS tres meSrS ,ie~tortul;ts V solici-
tacjol.cS reittrldaS de partc del intr-
r"';:lo, - rUlucido va 81 >iStcma dc
terror que el G0hiernu Soviet ha i'm
pialt;lGo para n:antcll~r la discipline
del Ej(rcito, zero cl .'.onfcrcncista
bGlsaro ~ sotiaiista. no hay uue OIL
vidarl0D, nos da mas dctalleS Sobrc
el particular. Dice que c;lda compahia
de SoldadoS tieEe su angel cuStodio eu
la persona de un cUnlunista cncarga-
90 de Nl@ilar la cOnducta polftica dc
los >oldat!"S. y la mas leye sei1al de
de$ e$.0nttnto. cl dcsventurado soldado
este. las iI$urrecriones Y lcvantamicn
tos son frecuenteS. V rcgimientoS ell
teroS han sido aniquilados. Ningdn
regimen cn Europa podria nantcner
tantcS funciOnarius cuantGS ha crpa-
do cl regimen comunista para haccrse
de lartidarios y los cnlpleos. aunquc
NAL rctribufdos. son SolicitadisimoS.
p0rIuc on rcalidad son verdaderas
Sinrr''rnS. Y no hablcpos de la higie-
ne y dc III limpicza, porque las cosaS
andau por el e>tilo: en- Russia. raSu-
rarSe ha llegado ser una cosa diff
ell: para acercal>c al peluquero eS
nccrSario una ticha y dcspues de cs-
perar dIaS Cntcr0S Il que llegIle el tur-
no. acontccc que no Is possible raSu-