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The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12
EGYPTIANS RIOT ON
 ARRIVAL oF CHURCHILL

A1eSandr:a. Egypt. Mch. 12-The arrival here of Winston Churchill. the new British Secretary of Colonies, to take charge of Egyptian affairs, pre- cipitated demonstration against him which resulted in several deaths and many wounded.
 The rioters were led by native stud ents and were fired upon by the police. Three cf the rioters were killed and others were seriously wounded.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12
Delayed in TNansmiSsion)

Allied Military Hea dquarters, Meuss, Germany, Mch. l1-Gcnerll Gavacher, commander of the French troops ir occupation of the new zone along the Rhine, today placed wreaths on the graves of both French and German soldiers who died in the war of 1870. were bured in the military cemetery
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12
PickFoRp DIVORCE AGAIN
 IN LlMEliGHT
(Dslayed tn Tsanssnlss,on,

Minden. Nevada, Mch. l0--Ress- sertion that Leonard. B Fowl. At torney General of Nevada, had no au- thority under the laws of this state to bring his recent action to set aside the divorce granted Mary Pickford. the famous motion picture actress. was made in a brief filed here today by Miss Piclforfs attorney. Gavin Mo- Nab of San Francisco.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12
WILSON KEEPING IN ToUcH'
 WIFI EDUC MEN
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Washington, Mich. 1l-woodrow Wilson rounded out the frst week of his new private life tonight with a private dinner. the guests of which were Bernard N. Baruch, the noted fihancier. and Norman B. Davis. for naef Under Secretary of State.
 The dinner is said by those close to the ex president to agnalise wil- son's intention to keep in touch with men and affairs during his retirement from public life.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12
ASSASSIN KILLS TACOMA
 MAN-WoUNps WIFE

Tacoma, Wn. Mch. 1c-Harry E. Hall. assistant superintendent of the Griffin Wheel Company of this city. was shot and killed and his wife was badly wounded last night by an un- identified man in the vicinity of their home in the residence district. Tns couple were approaching their hame when the man opened fire CT them.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12
verE RAMS TO RECEIVE
 WAR RISK PAYMENT

Washington, Mch. 11-Divided pay ments by the War Risk Insurance Bu- reau of about $4 each will be made to T hundred thousand world war veterans this month. it was announced by the Bureau today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12
MOTHER SLAYS FOUR
 cHilDREN-SUIcI

Lowell. Wyo. Mch. 1l-Mrs James Walters. wife of a prominent rancher killed four of her children and wound- ed two others. following which she re loaded the empty revolver and killed herself
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12
Delayed in Transmiesionl

Warsaw Mch. 11-Gen. Koslovsky leader of the revolutionary forces in the Fetrosrad region, has offered T reward of ten million rubles for the body of Trotsky, Soviet War Minister, according to advices from Russian sources received here.
 Trotsky, according to the report. of. fered reward of five million ruhles for the body, dead or alive, of General Koslovsky and the latter, not to be
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12

Seattle. Mch. 1.-The motorship Libby Main. the first vessel of the AL aska cannery fleet to sail for the north this spring. departed last night with crews and supplies for the Taku and Yakutat canneries only.
 Present indications are that there will be little canning on Boring Sea.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12
NATION WIDE TRIBUTE
 TO WILSON PLANNED

New York, Mch. 10-A meeting to consider a nation wide tribute to Woodrow Wilson in appreciation of his great services for world peace will be held at the Hotel Baltimore next Tuesday afternoon. it was announced here today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12
CHILDREN PERISH
 IN BLAZING HOME
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 Evereka, Mont. Mch. 11-Three children of Mir. and Mrs. Mike Ubel of this city were burned to death in their home during the absence of their mother on shopping trip today.
 The children were all of tender six.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12
RACE RIOTS DEVELOP AT
 SPRINGFIELD, OHIO

Springfield, O. Mch. 12-Following widespread race rioting developing here las: night, this morning found machine guns mounted on the County Jail and three companies of National Guardsmen operating from headquar- ters in the City Hall
 The rioting last evening resulted in the wounding of one policeman and
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12

also q negro, together with a number of minor casualties.
 Owing to the presence of the troops and machine guns. the situation has been quiet today. although feeling is still high.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12
STEEL MAGNATE SAILS
 FOR WEST COAST

New. York, Mch. 12-The steamship Wenatctaee. which will be engaged in the .rans Pacific passenger service under the United States Shipping Board. sailed for Seattle today.
 were Albert Gary, head of the United States Steel Corporation. and his wife.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12

Washington, Mch. 12-An appeal to the American people to do everything in their power for the relief of the f;unine conditions in China was issued today by President Harding.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12
m'FADDEN BILL
 OUTLOOK FAVORABLE.
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(Delayed in 1ransmfssinn)
 Seattle, Mch. 1.-The outlook for ultimate passage of the McFadden gold bonus bill is good, according to John T. Burns, Assistant Secretary of the American Mining Congress.
 Burns stated in an interview here tonight that his organization believes that .he bill. which was favorably re-
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12
OLD TIMER DIES AT oEERlNe

Paddy Carol. an old timer of this section and a Sourdough of many years standing. died at Deerins some time within the past few days. accord ins to long distance telephone repo- ; from Candle. Dan Crowley. her3 sup erinterdent of Lomen and Co.,. w'rec the information but gave no details.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12
RAILROADS CONTEMPLATING
 WAGE CUTS

New York, Mich. 11-A general move by the railroads to cut the war time wage scale is in full swing to- day. to become effective for two hun dred thousand employed on the New York Central lines April 16.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12
SENATOR FALLS
 SUCCESSOR NAMED

Santa Fe. N. NJ. aMcb. 1:-Govern. or Mechem has appointed Holm q. Bursum of Soc1ric as senator from this state to succeed Albert B. FaN,- TOW Secretary of tho In'erior.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12
DAUGHTER
 GETS DIVORCE
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Seattle, Mch. 9-Daisy. the daugh- ter of "Skookum Jim famed as one of the discoverers of the Klondyke gold fields, Was today granted. d di Norce fr@n he husband, Harry Cor don Ebbert
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12

Washington. Mich 12-William Walter Husband of Vermont was nom- mated today by President Harding to the Commissioner General of Immigra- tion and Harry Hilton Biltany of Del aware was nominated fourth assistant postmaster general.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12
FAMOUS BANKER SEEKING ..
 SEPARATION FROM WIFE
tD.layed In -1kanamfAsion,

(Dalayed in -TkansmIasion)
 Now York, Mch. 11-James A. Seillman, president Of the National City Bank of this City and one of the mast noted bankers of the country has hied suit for divorce from his wife.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12
LEGISLATURE VOTES 27 MILLION FOR
 GOVT EXPENDITURES
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Olympia, Wn. Mch 10-The state legislature adjourned tonight after having voted twenty seven million dol lars for government expenditures dur ing the next two years.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12
TURK FORCES OCCUPY
 GEORGIAN PORT

Cons'a ntinople. Mch. 12-The Turkish Nationalists have occupied the town of Ratmn, Georgia's principal Black Sea. port, according to reports received here.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12
NEW TREASURY
 COMPTROLLER NAMED
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Delayed in Transni ission)
 Washington. Mch. 10-President Harding today sent to the Senate the nomination of D. R. Crissinger, form erly of Marion. Ohio, Hardings home town. to be Comptroller of the Treas ury.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12

Public ctrs rarsy sSS parss at Moess Hall. Saturday. hlarsh F, Ssso .. n. E~srybety vstlars. Aj~is. s1pA oan&s q 1.oa tsd;Sy Ass.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12
NEW ALIEN PROPERTY
 CUSTODIAN NAMED

Washington, Mch. 11-Thfnmas w. Miller Of Delaware has been named as Alien Property Custodian by Pres ident Harding
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12
Next Saturday March 18th. A. 8 Hall A resi Hard Times Dance.

'. you anaiy1e your conduct at the end ot the day and iscover you've been absolutely truthful halt the time. you s~eragei s pretty Air.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12
LATE NEWS FLASHES

Shanghai, Mich. 12-Six million dollars worth of silks were burn2d here today in l ware house fire
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12

Seattle. Mch 12-General Bramwell Booth, head of the Salvation Army arrived here today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12

It you talk much. prepare to be lonely: but if you listen much you will slWASt AASs ceennany
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12
MARSHAL JORDAN
 LEAVES FOR EASTWARD

U. S. Marshal E. R. Jordan de- ported Monday on a trip to the Lower Yukon section on official business.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12

ported from committee just before the House adjourned, will ultimately be- come a law.
 The measure has now been before two sessions of Congress but failed to come up for action in each instance.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12

koaretin of Massachusetts, for Sur eeon General. Edward Stitt: Chief of tho Bureau of Ordnance, Captain Charles B. McVey Jr.: for Chief Chaplain of the Army John T. Axton.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12

Revenge may be sweet. but the af- fer effects arc bitter.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12
THE PERSONNEL OF
 THE HARDING CABINET

The following complete list of the membership of the present presidential cabinet is published by request of numerous readers. Secretary of State ........
 .ChaS. Evan Hughes Secretary of the Treasury ..
 Andrew Mellon Secretary of War ........
 ........... John w. Weeks Secretary of the Interior
 Edwin Denby Secretary of Agriculture ...
 ............H Henry Wallace Secretary of Commerce ....
 Herbert C. Hoover Secretary of Labor .. .... .......... James J. Davis Attorney General .. .. .......... Henry Daugherty Postmaster General .. Will Hays
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12

Stop pursuing happiness and 1t will wait for you. Then you Ind that its ranne is Iove--for your job. a
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12

FOR A pish UF ICE CREAM on \ coon cup OF hlILe- pRoo. c0ftEE AT ARCTIC oAkeAv. <
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12

Hard Timss Dance, A. D. AaI March 18th.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12

Try our sourdough Hot cakes-none better, at ARCTIC BAKERY.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12
REVOLT LEADER OFFERS
 REWARD FOR TR0TSKY

outdone by the Soviet leader, immed- lately offered a reward of double that sum for the body of Trotsky, deld or alive.
 The rewards offered in both eases, although apparently of huge diInen- rubles at present are worth only fifty dollars a million.
 cts q day will bring the Weekly Nugget to yOur home
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12

Hard Times Dance Next Saturday, Adm. Gentlemen $1.so Ladies Free.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12

PROOFS OF LABOR BLANKS
 ON SALE AT NUGGET OFFICE
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12

The Nome Nugget delivered by car- rier or mailed. Per Month S1.00
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12
FRENCH COMMANDER H0N0RS GERMAN
 WAR VICTIMS

here.
 As he placed the tribute on the tombs of the German dead General Gavacher said, '"rhese died in obed- fence 10 military orders,' while at the graves of the French he said "These- were our pioneers
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12

while cannery operations everywhere will not be anywhere near as large as in former years, owing to the huge stock of timed salmon still unsold from earlier seasons.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12

cts day will give you the Daily Bulletin and Weekly Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12

The onsy newspaper published on
 Seward Peninsula. Covers approximately 22,70O square miles of territory.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-12
FIRST CANNERY SHIP
 SAILS FOR FORTH

A. s4., ).
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-09
''Ona generacion de hip6critas,
falsarios y de judfos politics."

brillantes CoMBATIENDO de vd., la
pol6mica entire Vd. y "La Democra-
cia'', la cual Ell Jefe del Partido Unio
nista ha parecido sancionar de una
manera tacita, asi como la lucha esta
blecida entire los partidarios Gle ana Y
otra tendencia dentro del partido como
ACADIA de ser coroborada por la infini-
dad de adhesiones que espontaneamen
tie ha recibido vd. de toda La Isla, to
do indica de una manera fncontrovor-
tible, que no hay nj existe cohesion,
fuerza, ilnidad nj ammonia, entrc los
elementos Heterogeneous que integran
Ell partido Unionista. La lucha entire
las diferentes tendencias del partido ha
auedado entablada y cada cual lucha
per la supremacia. 6Que haceinos los
partidarios de sas ideas? No debemos
esperar Ell ultimo momento. Este nun
do no es de los d6biles nj Gle los vaci
lantes Si de ma manera innegabIe 50
mos los mas los mas fuertes, es ne
cesario ell movimiento, agrupandcnos, y
no esperar el momento final cuando los
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-09
LA CLASE G. EN- Los
JUEGOS ATLETICos

Con gran entusiaSmo aguardamos Ia
tarde del sabado para quien triun-
ia de las escuelas dc la clase G. La
Braumbaugh Nuhoz Rivera, San
Agustin, ''Padre Rufo" "Luchetti :"
Sc disputaran una famosa Copa que rega-
la la comisi6n de Festejos de la Feria,
Esperamos del publico de San Juan que
SO do cuenta do la importancia que tie
nen esto5 iuegos. Una vez ALI den real
ce los futuros atletas que prometen ser
la gloria de Puerto Rico v honor para
su escuela. Manana daremos cuenta dc
'os nnmeros Que han de celebrarse en-
los juegos de los PROFESSIONALS don
Pepito'' asegura fraer San Juan 81
Conocido Atleta Rey del High en-
Puerto Rico Julio Aponte. No perdere-
mos la esperanza de yer Guilfnchi en-
ratado con Vazauez las doscientas
veinte yardes al igual cue Pell6 Y Bel.
tia, Guzmap y Aponte discutiendo una
modalla dc ssrecord' al salto.
Eddie CoLLING.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-09
Te1nas palpitantes

En- todos los ordenes de la vida hay
hombres que sobrepujando el rivel CO.
MIN tienen una vision clara de los
defcctos de que adolece la humanidad,
eilos actuando manera de cirujano
que sabe aplIcar ell cauterio a sii debido
tempo. antes que la llaga Ell sus progre
sos dcstructores logue a tomar- incre-
nento. sefialan con el dedo oil NAL in
dican el remedio apropiado al fin de evi
tar su avance progressive.
Refriendome con csto, al artfculo
publicado en- Ell peri6dico Ell MUNDO,
por don Felix Matog Bernier, titulado
'sAsuntos Diversos fgurando sobre
estos asuntos cl relacionado al traslado
para Perth Amboy de la Porto Rican
American Tobacco Co..
Razona bien el scfior Matos Bernier,
al decir que Ell trabajo ennoblece. Ell
trabaio no s6lo ennoblece, sino que ha-
&C al hombre libre v los pueblos gran
des. dc pueblos pequefios; porqne en- la
actualidad, cuando las tendencias de la
humanidad son eliminar fronteras y ha-
Ger del nundo una sola palabra, donde cl
hombre pueda vivir libremente do su
trabajo, no So miden los pueblos por su
extension territorial, sino por Ell gradc
do intelectualidad de sus hombres y las
necesidades de su tesoro.
Hay parrafos On estos articulos que
manera de escrito lapidario debicra
de pernanecer constantemente en- Ia
mente de todas nuestras classes directo.
ras, pues Sc We claramente que encierrau
I'm estudio detenido de nuestros propios
defectos nacidos de las diversas infiucn.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-09

independentistas Sc hayan nutrido a
expensas de los demas elementos. Los
indspendentistas dicen ser la inayoria,
sin embargo no Sc atrevieron dar la
batalla pesar dc los muchos medios
politicos de que disponen Sc han or
ganizado en- san Juan en- son dc anne
naza, dc acuerdo con los manifestacio
nes que oimos en- la asamblea del do
mingo. La direction del partido, cl Or
gano principal, La Democracfa des
pu6s Gle haberse entregado en- brazos
dc los radicales, parecen abandonarlos
Ultima hora y nj siquiera I'M suelto
de dos lineas es publicado como in
formacion do 10 ocurrido en- la asaip-
blea. Esto Sc me parece los indepen
dentistas aqucllos de hace algunos afios
que permitieron que la corona que sc
dedicaba a los restos de Betaiices fue-
ra rematada en- publica subasta en- la
aduana de San Juan. iHasta de los
muertos sentian envidia!
En- vista de t0d0 10 eXpreSad0, no
podemos seguir con esta politica de en-
gafios. rs necesario deslindar los cam
pos Basta va de indecisiones. Que Sc
forme Ell nuevo partido con Ell nombre
de PROGRESISTA el que quiera dar
sele,. para que responda a una politica
clara honrada. Las debilidades y va
cilaclones de los actuales directories de
la Union han traido el caos del par
lido. No les sigamos en- esa senda. Esa
politica hipocrita, 81 SO siguc, ha de
traer resultados desastrosos para la ju-
ventud Que 50 levanta. formandosc una
generaci6n de hip6critas Y falsarios y
de judfos polfticos. No otra cosa indi
ca la politica seguida iiltimamente.
Salgan la arena del combate Vd.
Travieso, Berries, Perez y mas de cicn
colltmnas importantes de la Union, So
nalando al pueblo una politica Saba
honrada, como merece y reclapa cl
pals y ol pueblo en- general
Sr. Huyke, los que 10 seguimos de-
sealnos saber cual sera SUI actitud case
que no Sc convoque prcnto una asain
biea.
De VII. con toda mi consideration,
Antonio RODRIGUEZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-09

cias que emanan del temperamcnto v
medic ambiente en- que nos desarrolla-
mos.
Los pueblos mas fiorecientes y que van
igurando en- primera linea, deben su
grandeza esta rama de las actividades
humanas; clio obedece que pueblos
como Estados Unidos, Argentina, Chi
lie otros. en- ell transcurso de una centu
ria hayan deyarrollado sus energias pro-
ductoras en- tai forTna, que va Europa,
antes prestataria Y dirigente, tiene que
ir cediendo sn puesto para abrir nuevo
espacio estas naciones que Sc, levantan
pujantes arrolladoras.
Y es que Ell hombre, para los efectos
del trabajo, es una maQuina que nece-
sta producer constantemente sin tener
en- cuenta los efectos posteriores.
La utilidad del industrial esta en- Ia
constancia, en- la fabrication, no i'm
porta cual sea ell prccio que domino en-
cl mercado; y la utiidad del hombre e.
ta Ell ser constante en- su trabajo. no
importa 10 que pueda gaaar; pues para
ell primero estaran sus gastos en- rela-
ci6n con sus productos, y Ell segundo,
tambien ajustaria gus gastos con sus
entradas.
Yo creo que no hay hombre, por mas
burgu6s que sc le crea, que no simpatice
con el sccialismo, pero socialismo de
ideas sanas honradas; no de ideas am
biciosas desordenadas
FL hombre debe ser socialista, poruue
las leyes sociales han sido instituidas
desde que Ell hombre ha tenido criterio
(Contin1a en- la pagina 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-09
ACOTACIONES
POLITICA Y POLITICOS

votamos con el compadre que 6liscurrfs
en- tono doctoral sobre las cuestiones po.
liticas.
! Y el BOTTCARIO de Ia esquina que
afrmaba haber estudiado en- Madrid, don
de habia visto al Rey, reunia su d.rre-
dor una decena de personals notables
quo acudian a el para sus consultas. ;.
Y de ahi ell principle del caciquismo que
alln perdura con grave detrimsnto mo-
raj
Media docena de, hombres hablan y
escriben actdan en- nombre del pals.
Y todos, todos con la espina dorsal en-
corvada hacen reverencias ante ell Poder,
y predican al Pueblo, ora la sublimidad
de la Patria hbre, ora doctrines de asimi
lacion comprehension, tan oronda-
mcnte como 10 haria un polichinela dc
L. farsa. Vienen Washington en- viajes
&c placer que ellos llaman "mision pa
triotica' y hablan do territorio, de Es.
tado, dc reformas en- nuestra Carta Or
ganica, al regre-ar al pals elevan loas
al ideal nacionalista.
Para los lideres, para ,todos sin excep-
ci6n, Puerto Rico es muy feliz. Para elIos
o. pals esta muy satisfecho. 10 Irico
que queremos es Que Sc reforne la Ley
Jones, concediendonos mayor suma de
empleos para ser SERvIDOs por natl
vos.
Un gobernadcr por nombramiento pre-
sidencjal, pero native.
Un Auditor tambien native. Y un Co.
snisionado de Instruction native tam
bien. ESQ es todo.
Y al hablar nevan la nano al e1toma-
go como los antiques patricios la lleva-
ban al corazon.
Dc ahf los tanteos de esos holnbres con
motive de las epistolas del Juez Towner.
Aquel hombre les ofrece 10 que ellos
quieren preci -amente, y va cunde Ell en-
tusiasmo entire ell pueblo segdh ellos ase
guran. Hasta atreverse asegurar cue ellos
Y La docella de horlbres que les siguen
cscribcn lugarc. comunas cl los pc
ri6dicos son el Pueblo, Y dicen que el
ideal de la Independence en- America es
el ideal del buen pueblo Y de los patri-
clos que desaparecieron al caer heridos
de muerte EN- la lucha santa
81, ell pals, es decir, ELLos, sera muy
feliz con ESQ que promote el Juez Y no
tendra hi siquiera la dignidad del elefall
te que dicen que no Sc reproduce en- la
esclavitud. ..
iQue viva la asimilaci6n ~! iQue vi
va la suprema bondad del Juezl
Y los lideres satisfechos llevan la ma.
no al est6mago cor. ell presentimiento del
banouete, porque es en- la region abdomi
nal donde siente Iatir-e potente Ell bendi
to ideal de la Patria -.
iQUE VIVA LA PATRIA! iQUE VI
VA LOS PATRIoTASi
Luis VERGES.
Junio de 1921.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-09
La llegada de Fabio Fiiallo

Aver, a las 2 de la tarde, atrac6 el
vapor s'San Lorenzo que conducia al
eminente poeta y patricia dominicano
Fabio Fiallo, quien de regreso de una
fecunda y estupenda propaganda pro
patria', llegaba San Juan, en- viaje
para su querida isla. Ell prestigioso bar
do fue recibido en- Ell mnelle por un CRU
po de escritores y poetas, entire los cua
les figuraban Jose A Balseiro, Ell dig
nisimo Consul de Santo Domingo, Sr.
Nolasco, Ell ciudadano dominicano Sc
nor Petition, nuestros compaferos se-
fiores Sergio Romanacce y Cristobal
Real.
Por toda Ia esplanada del muelle v
mientrss cl senor Fabio Fialio Sc diri-
gia a sus habitaciones del Hotel Cen
trail. el insigne poeta recibi6 el home
naje dc los capitalefios, quienes a su
paso prorrumpian.:
s'Ahi va Pablo FialIo. el patricia
EN- Ell HOTEL CENTRAL
La habitaci6n nimero S4 del ''Hotel
Central, iiltimo piso, fue IA designa-
da para Ell insigne autOr de "Flores de
la tarde'.
Ell alojamiento del senior Fiallo, Sc
vic desde el primer momento. lleno de
amigos y compafierOs, que fueron a
testimoniar al prestigioso dominicano
su homemade de admiration y de carinc
FialIo todos recibi6 con mueatras d'
complacencia inefables.