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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-07
INF FORMA CION GENER A l
LA MEJOR PELICULA

En- el regio salon cinematografico
"Tres Banderas", Sc proyectara esta
noche la mejor pelfcula de Ia tempo
rada a precios corrientes, titulada
La Hija de los Dioses", acompafis-
da de una chistosisima comedia por
Charles Chaplin.
"A preguntas nuestras, don Miguel
Portell, el empresario de cine mas
popular Y simpatico, nos ha dicho que
el no repara en- gasto alguno con tai
que el selecto publico que frecuenta
todls las noches su fresco cine este
al corriente de las mejores peliculas
que Sc exhiben en- el mundo entero.
Asf Sc hace, amigo Portell- Con pc
lfculas como la de esta noche, Sc We
ra ell cine "Tres Banderas" rebo-
sante de publico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-07
DE BASKET BALL"
(coNTEsrANDo AL "cAcUAs''l

AOO1N 66 fA1NOO AL CEAGQAO
otra vez tenemos que tomar la pluma
para defender los intereses de nuestro
team" En- reciente edici6n de Ell
MUNDo, aparecen varios elogios en- ho-
nor del team" CAGUAs. Considsra.
mos tales elogios como mercedes en- cuan
to al gran cambio que ha sufrido esta
escuela con respecto al deporte "bas-
ketbolero, siesnpre hemos creido a.
el "Caguas'' sera uno de los mejores
'steams" de basketball.
Parece ser que Ell defensor del "Ca-
guas', en- un momento de "entusiasmo
fanatico', como muy bien pudieramos
decir, en- un momento de exaltaci6n por
las glcrias cagiiefiss, hase elevado mu.
cho en- cuanto al prcdigar glorias Sc
refere, igrorando quizas que 'mientras
mas alto Sc suba mas cxpuesto Sc esta
a volverse una tortilla,' metamorfosis
que, mi juicio no es muy agradable.
81 Ell senior "H. r." esta muy con-
tento con Ell progreso de sus cornpafe-
ros, Sc 10 ha olvidado de enterarse de
las relaciones de su team con el de
Bayam6n. pues cor desparpajo asom-
broso ,asegura que nos han desaaado.
recibiendo de nosotros contestaci6n ne
gativa, y dando demostrar que teme-
mos una derrota. Ante tai actitud, no
podemos sino imsginarnos, que Ca
guas tiene un defensor que no esta muy
en- sus cabales, que el mundo esta yuei-
to al reves; creo que sera mas acceptable
la primer creencia. y para volverle en-
su juicio, vOy a iniciar una serie de
preguntas:
Ssabeis cuantos telefonemas y te!e-
gramas hemOs enviado Caguas. desahan
do vuestro 'steam''7 5Acaso no sab@is
que fufmos nosotros los quo desaaamos
v no ustedes7 SD6nde jugamcs nosotros
Ell domingo, veinte de maFzo7 En- Ca
guas, iverdad7 * no sabeis que alii miH.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-07
BRILLANTE CoNFERENcIA

El martes Sc celebr6 en- Ell salon de
sesiones de la sociedad Coming Men
of Borinquen' una conferences que la
mo poderosamente la atenci6n a todos
los concurrentes.
FL conferencista fu6 Ell quito caballe-
70 don Andres Duclers, quien lego un
hermoso trabajo acerca de la astrono-
mia y geometria, siendo delirantemen-
te aplaudido. N
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-07
LA cAsErA DE LA PoL1c1A

La policia ha enviado al Comisionado
del Interior un cheque por S1,OOS. re-
sultado de una suscripci6n iniciada en-
ire los miembros de la misma con el
laudable proposito de completar la su
ma de So 600, que es 10 que cuesta la
construction de una nueva caseta Ell
el Sanatorio de tuberculosis, la cual
por consiguiente, sera donada por ellos
a la institution.
Esta caseta Sc empezara construir
en- breve.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-07
DIFICIL oPERAcIoN REALIZA-
DA PoR FL DIR. MOLINA

Fl microbes aIt.mo fut opsrada en-
su residenci1, l. preciosa nih1 AnRe-
les Rodriguez. hija De nuestro esti.
mado amigo , popullr empresario don
Francisco Rodriguez. Realize Ia ore
raci6n eI cirujano nr. Molina de- Sc
Rcmy, cuyos numcrosCs triunfos lc
acreditln como an magnifco exec
lente cirujtno. la naturaiszl De Ia
operaeion, asi como tannbitn las cir
eunstancias dificiies On que Tue be-.
cha, denotan un conocimiento espc-
ci1I an pulse tan hrmc en- Il Dr.
Molina de Sc. Remy, cue 81 no fuera
por sus prestigios tan bien cimenta-
dos, bastsr rian para aereditarle So
bradamentc. Ia opcraci6n fus reiH
zlda en- eI seno lateral De Ia yugular.
Ia cuaI sc encontr6 completamente
csreadl, 10 mismo que u fssa media
ma def craneo, el nervio facial > la a..
r6tida.
Ayudaron 81 Dr. Moline el eonocido
cirujauo Dr. Jacinto Avilts, Fl prac
ticante don jose Duehesnc y il int
intelipente enfermera Miss Cruz.
Tan afertunada y felix ha sido Ia
operaci6n que "a nina no IA tsnido
hasta ahora mas que tres d6ciman dc
fiebrc, enccntrandose relstivamcnte
fuera de cuidado.
Ia magnifca operaci6n pone Dc rs.
lieve otr1 vez mas. ios mtritos Del DR..
Molina, como notable cirujano.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-07
NINos ARRoLLADos
PoR AUTOMOBILES

En- caguas fue arrollado por un auto
el nifo Jaime Rivera, quien sufri6 al
gunas heridas.
En- contra del chauffeur" Sc pre-
sent6 la correspondence denuncia, Sc
nalandose una fianza de 5000.
-Tambien fue agolpeado por un ca
mion ell nifio Francisco Cumba.
La policia informa que este case fue
casual.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-07
JUICES DE DIsTRITo

I FL Lcdo. F. Perez Almiroty ha sido
nombrado juez sustituto de la seccion
primera del Tribunal de Distrito.
Ha sido tambi6n nombrado para ocu-
par igual cargo en- la sala de La sec
cion segunda, Ell Licdo. Carlos Llau-
ger Diaz.
Felicitamos ambos amigos por tan
sefialado triunfo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-07

LONDREs, abril 6.-Un despacho de
Constantinopla dice que la retirada de
las tropas griegas continla que los
kemalistas Sc han undo err Cilicia con
81 grueso del ejercito turco.
Las trcpas turcas Sc repliegan de la
Inca de Kovalitsa despues de haber
hecho un sirnulacro de avance en- Es-
kichsir.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-07
sUscRIBAsE PoR $3.50

Admitimos suscripciones Ell peri6-
dico de moda Elite stile'', durante un
afio por cuatro d6lares cincuenta centa-
vcs incluyerdo franqueo. Suscrfbase hoy
mismo y recibira Ell primer numero. Wis
tia siempre la ultima moda entreten-
case. Arrivi Hernancs. ssEr Cielo'',
Allen No. IS, Box II, San Juan, P. r.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-07
AvIso

Pongo en- conocimiento de mis- re-
lacionados que, Ell dia siete del actual,
fue embargado mi establecimiento por
la UNION COMMERCIAL CORPORA
iTION, de San Juan, P. r.
Manuel GARCIA SANTANA.
Rio Grande. P. r.. mario 2s. 1921.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-07
TAJo Y D1sPARo

En- la factorfa de la central "Colum
bia", de Maunabo, Carlos Monies inf
rio una herida Dionisio Gle, intere-
sandole la mandibula izquierda.
Ell herido hizo un disparo de rev6l-
yer al agresor sin lograr herirle.
Gle ingres6 en- Ell hospital, Monies fue
puesto a la disposition del Juez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-07
Is cuERDAs DE CANA oUEMADAs

Infornia la policia de vieques que un
voraz incendio Sc declare en- un cana
veral de la "Benitez Sugar Co.. que
mandose .25 cuerdas de cana.
Ell siniestro, al decir de las noticias
recibidas, fu6 originado por una chispa
de candela Que vol6 de una locomo-
tora propiedad de la mislna central.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-07
Ell PLEITo ELECTORAL DE
FAJARDo

Ell dfa 18 del corriente Sc vera ante
-eI Tribunal Supreme la vista del case
en- apelRci6n del pleito electoral de
Fajardo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-07
voLo AL oIELo

Los distinguidos esposos Caloca- -Moli-
nary de Rio Piedras pasan por la pena
de haber perdido su hijo Edgardo,
hermoso nino de cuatro meses que era el
encanto del kogar.
Lamentamos tan sensible perdida y en-
viamos los desconsolados padres Ell
testimonio de nuestra condolencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-07
coNATo DE 1NcENDIo

En- la casa de Juan Rosa Perez, de
San Sebastian, 50 declare un conato de
incendio, el cual, de no haber sido So
focado por la pronta intervention de
la policia y los vecinos, hubiera adqui
rido grandes preparedness.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-07
DON RUPERTo MARQUEE

Ha estado en- San Juan, tuvlmos
suma algeria al saludarle, el muy cs-
timado caballero don Ruperto MARQUEE,
de Las Piedras, quien goza de muchos
afectos v simpatias entire nosotros.
Nos completeness en- reiterar el mas
afectuoso saludo al buen amigo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-07
ALUMNAs PARA NURSES

La Ciipica 1Eiramar tiene ntio para
un nfmere de j6venes que deseen es-
tudiar y practicar.
La senorita superintendenta facilit
rs los informes necesarios. santurce,
Stop 10. Advt
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UN NINo Sc HERE
CON UN REVOLVER

En- Juncos, Isaureano Gonzalez, de 9
amos, Sc produjo una grave herida de
bala en- la frente consecuencia de
haberse escapado un tiro de un revol
yer que Ell pequeno tenia en- las manos.
Ell herido fue llevado al hospital, don
de continua en- estado satisfactorio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-07
LOS ErERNos CHEQUES

En- la carretera de Guayama a Ca
yey, un autom6vil guiado por Arsenic
Rodriguez choc6 con otro que conducia
Juan Iglesias, resultando los dos vehi-
culos con varios desperfectos. Los dos
'chauffeurs'' han sido denunciados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-07
UNA RATA sospEcHosA
ONA
EN- ARECIBo


De las ratas exaninadas aver resul-
taron sospechosas: / de la fabrica de ca
jas, de santurce; /, de la Fun1ici6n de
Abarca; / del Matadero. de Martin Pc
ma; /, del barrio de Santana, de Baya-
mon, v una de la central "Los Canes =
de Arecibo.
Aver fu6 practicada la autopsia del
cadaver de Telesforo Osorio, que muri6
en- ell hospital de santurce, no habi6n-
dose hallado ningin ORGANISING que por
sus caracteres tint6reos y morfolo gicos
fuera semejante al de la peste.
I'll DR.. Ortiz informa que no Sc con
frm6 un case sospechoso de peste que
habfa sido denunciado en- Caguas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-07
PERDIDAs PoR $500

En- Yauco, barrio de "Rancheras"
fu6 consumida por las lamas una casa
de Juan Padr6.
Las perdidas ascendieron $500.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-07
UNA BoDA

Anteayer contrajeron matrimonio an
te Ell padre Vassallo ell muy apreciado
joven Martin Ramos, cabo de la Com
panfa H del regimiento ndmero 65, y
la bella y simpatica senorita Carmen
Gonzalez, auienes ham fjado su re-
sidencia en- la Peria.
Eterna luna de niel les deseamos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-07
RODRIGUEZ CABRERA

Hoy, de abril, Sc cumplen seis
amos de la muerte del insigne escritor
don Luis Rodriguez Cabrera, gloria de
Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-07
MIRADA RErRosPEcr1vA

I. Hoy, siete de sbril Sc cumplen cua.
tro afios que Cuba Panama declara-
ron La guerra a AIemania.
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REA- Y MONTE CARLO

FL he.moss drama do exsraordinario
srgumertO dividida en- siste ac,os Ia
Chica del Mar
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SANTURCE
CINE PUERTO RICO"

Los episOdios siete y Ocho Dc Ia in.
teresantisima serie por Jack Holt y Ma
ria sais Juan centella"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-07

LAS ALMORRANAS Sc CURAN
EN- & A Ia DIAS. UNGUENTO PAZO
las cura, va sean simples, sangrantes,
externas con picazon. La prlmera
aplicaciou do alivio. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-07
CINE NORMA"

Nuestro segundO regalo. otra monsaa
de $500 y estreno de las bonitas einfss
la Adorable SALVAGE y si episode
Quarts de LA Red del Dragon.
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''R1voLI" (RiO Piodras).

la gran tragica Louise oiaum sn Ia
magnffica production "Ligaduras Ro.
tas".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-07
"vARIEDADEs" CBayam6n).

Los episOdios s y De Ia ssris 'Juau
Centslia" ura revista. a3smAs ds
urs comedia.
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SGSiOneS de
Ia Legislature
tcOntinuaci6n de la pagina terccra.I

NSA1S@]It t'''N@VH NC I" P"bAH" OVtNSAUsF
de proveerse de una licencia su-
frir un examen Official previam nte.
FL seror Dones present6 varias en-
miendas que fueron derrotadas.
Puesto votaci6n eI proyecto en- 2l.
lectura fue aprobldo.
La session Sc levlnt6 hasta hoy a
las once de la mafiana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-07

SAN JUAN
TEATRo AMERICA.

81 colossal draaa interpretadO per Alice
Brady 'su cara Mi'ad''. > 81 episode
dOce de "El Rastro del cuervo". se
darar ersndes resalos . Ia concuusncia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-07
CINE LUNA.

Ultimos episOdiOs de ia seris ''El sen
dero sangrien o" por william Dueau.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-07
TEATRo "sIsIFo" (Bayam6n.)

Episode tercero de Ia sensacionai ae
rie ''vivo Hfusrto" y IN hsrmoso dra
ma.
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CINE "RIALT0"

Ennid Bennett en- 81 drama on olnco
ac:Os f'El caIvariO De un HogaE'' o
la Muier en- la Malsta".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-07
CINE TRES BANDERAs"

Ia monumental psiieuia en- sists &C
tos interpresada pOr Annette Keller
mann titalada ia Hija De los DiOsss"
y unl eomeaia por Chaplin.
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"BELIocRAPH" tCataaO).

Paulirs Frederick on sl interssauts dra
ma ia Mujer del H. "Ei Domina
dor"
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UN sU1c1D1o

En- Ponce Sc SUICIDE, ahorcandose, An
selmo Negr6n, de go amos.
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EDTTORES: Puerte Rico nustrado Inc.
ADMINISTRATOR: Alexandra Bozzo.
0FIC1NAs: Salvador Brau, MIN. 81.
ZELEF0fO SSS. P. o.. Box s45,
Ddrtjase la correspondence InfOrma-
ttva y literaria Ia direction
Para anuncios, comunicadOs. ETC., etc,
dirigirse al Administrator.
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Felix MATos BERNIER.

sabran que esta tentativa les saidra ca.
RAJ
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COnerciants en- PrOVlslOnss

Tenemos complete surtido de cuantos
artfculos conciernen q nuestro ramo, que
recibimos semanalmente. Antes de COM
|prar visitenos lame a nuestro telefo-
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PEREZ HERMANos

TelsfOno 285, Isabel II Num- 5. Advt
The New York herald., 1921-09-05
ARRIVALS AT NORTHAMPTON.

Special Despatch TO THE Nrw YORK HnRArn
NORTHAMPTON, Mass. Sept. 4.--Reg-
istered at the Draper Hotel Northamp-
ton. recently are Mr. and Mrs. John
II. Dillon, New York city; z. +. Buch-
mer and family. Baltimore Thomas
p. Smith, Misses Annie J. smith, Annie
j. Pierce and Constance M. Smith OF
Flushing, L. l.. Mr.. and Mrs. l. II.
Giles. Troy. n. Y; e. Nickerson, New
York Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Whit
ney. Taunton. Mass. ]. Theodore Whit
ney, Wakefield. Mass; Mr.. and Mrs.
9. G. Vrininam. Albany. n. Y: Mr..
and Mrs. James A. Adams and family,
New Bedford. Mass. +: Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Munster and family. Jamaica, L. T..
Mr.. and Mrs. g. G. Breitner and Mr..
and Mrs. s. Dean. New Haven; Mr. and
Mrs. T. G. Cannon. Boston: Or. and
Mrs. w. Graft. East Orange, n. j.;
Mr. and Mrs. Earle X. Bishop, New
Britain. Conn: Mrs. NJ Holzwoscher
and Miss f. Holzwosched, New York
city.
The New York herald., 1921-09-05
Pigs Pay the Rent.
Quaint English Custom Still OBJ
served In Some Sections.
IRON the Manchester Guardian.

From the Manchester Guardian.
Quaint though they seem. the rents.
customs and services paid to the Prince
OF Wales at Launceston were once COM
mon enough all over England. and IL
would be easy to show many parallels
for Lancashire and Cheshire. In the
fourteenth century in Cheshire rent in
kind was often paid in sparrowhawks,
barbed arrowheads. pepper, gloves, and
especially in pigs.
Arrowheads would be useful, but a
large rent roll Of the other things might
be inconvenient. They were. therefore
sold and the relative values are inter-
estlng. The sparrowhawks were worth
about 25 cents. the gloves two cents a
pair and the pepper about 20 cents a
pound. Pigs. of course. vary In size
and weight and must have given rise
to controversies between bailiffs and
tenants. Some approach to a standard
size was doubtless obtained, and the
pigs are usually described as "reasona-
be- or customary" pigs. Even so, the
price the bailiff obtained varied greatly,
some selling for 35 cents each and some
for so cents. Pigs were paid not only
by poor tenants for their tiny holdings,
but also by families as rich and power
full as the Grosvenors.
The New York herald., 1921-09-05
A Howdydo.

It was a night of jolts and jars
I'll not forget for days to come
Will Rogers threw a rope to Mars
And Smoky played the kettledrun.
Doug jumped a house high as the Alps
And Mary flung custard pie
At Jackie Coogan taking scalps
And hit him squarely in the eye.
Bill Hart served tea to Fannie Ward
And Tom Mix danced the highland
fling;
Max Linder slapped ouija board
At Chaplin, who was shimmying.
Eugene O'Brien ran a race
With Lila Lee for twenty beans,
And Betty Compson made face
At Norma Talmadge dressed in jeans.
Tom Meighan cornercd Wallace Reid
And with a poignard stabbed him
through:
Jack Pickford up and drew bead
On unsuspecting Monte Blue.
Oh, how the nightmare weighed me
down,
But such dreams come to those who
seek
The movie joints al. over town
And go in twenty times a week!
NATHAN N. LEVY.
The New York herald., 1921-09-05

is just what the Fordney bill aims to
impose. Even under normal conditions
our manganese deposits cannot be
mined, smelted and marketed without
a high protective tariff which. II en-
acted. means increased material costs
here, the profits going not as revenue
TO the Government but largely to a
small group OF manufacturers brought
into existence by unhealthy war condi-
.ions and who would perpetuate the
evil effects Of their inheritance.
In the national interest manganese
ore and ferro manganese should remain
where they are to-day. on the free list.
Another consideration Europe may not
have gold with which to pay her debts.
but she has manganese which we could
use In lieu OF gold.
Let the words Of President Harding
to Mr.. Fordney IN regard to raw ma
terials guide the final actions of our
Senate in considering this bill. advo-
eating that we develop an abundance
OF resources rather than temporary
profit to few producers who feel the
pinch Of competition"
ALTEMUs & PRrNDLE.
NEW York. September 8.
The New York herald., 1921-09-05
Criticism From WithsIy
A Present Day Feature Of the Theo-
logical Debate.

To THE NEW York HERALD: A very
marked difference between the theologi-
cal controversies referred to by your
correspondent u. L. l., Jr.," in his let
ter bearing the heading Brilliant Men
in Debate and those Of to-day lies In
the fact that mos. of the assaults on
orthodoxy now seem to come from within
the church.
Exactly one year ago, while the Brit
ish Association for the Advancement OF
Science was holding its meetings at
Cardiff, in Wales, the Rev. Canon Barnes
of Westminster who In addition to be-
Ing a. clergyman is q member of the
association, preached sermon In which
he attacked the cosmogony of Genesis
and the story Of the fall of man.
Some months later Dean Inge Of st.
Paurs Cathedral In London--generally
known as ''the gloomy DEAN" presuma-
bly, on account OF his cadaverous APP
pearance-also expressed his disbelief
in the fall, though. as the late Professor
Goldwin Smith in his letters to The
SUN between 1905 and 1909 and also In
his book "Guesses at the Riddle of Ex-
istence" frequently pointed out. this Is
really the fundamental dogma Of Chris
tianity upon which the whole scheme
Of redemption is based.
Quite recently In a New York paper
read that another English theologian,
this time the Dean OF Carlisle. had
sought to controvert certain portions OF
the New Testament. particularly the
authenticity Of the Fourth Gospel.
The extraordinary feature is that men
committed to these and similar beliefs
should continue to hold honored posi-
tions in the Anglican Church, which can
only be accounted for on the SUPPOSE
ton that q considerable proportion Of
their congregations is in full sympathy
with their views. A. L. G.
New YORK, September 3.
The New York herald., 1921-09-05
Nothing, MIR. Gompers ?

Having been received by the Presi-
dent on Saturday, SAM GoMPERs told
the reporters at the White House.
'He had told the President that
after all, when the men have obeyed
the order of the President and dis
persed, 1t may crush their spirit,
but that is no remedy of the acute
situation in West Virginia and moth
ing will be settled"
A mob of 10000 men, more or less,
defiant of the municipal and State
authorities of Wess Virginia, con-
spring to destroy property, seeking
by arms to enforce the domination
of private organization over others
who choose not to submit to its will,
banded together to murder peace Of
ficers, will have to be broken up and
it's members dispersed to their
homes.
The arrogance Of agitators who set
their own authority above the State
will have been answered, and all be-
holders will have been taught that
law is supreme over trade union
mobs in this country, as it is su-
preme over councils of capitalists
and over everybody else.
The law abiding population Of the
nation will have had their confidence
in the good faith and power of gov
ernment refreshed and restored.
The blacklegs, criminals and cut
throats who attach themselves to
every aggregation of passionate men,
regardless Of the origin of the quar-
rel. will have found a master.
The field will be left clear for
whatever investigation, judicial or
legislative or executive, legal or extra
legal, may be desirable.
These are some Of the outstanding
benefits Immediately flowing from
the suppression of the outlaws in
Mingo county; and SAM GoMPERs has
the impudence to tell the President
OF the United States that though
they be gained, though peace be re-
stored in West Virginia, though ter
ror and. assassination end, nothing
will be settled!
The New York herald., 1921-09-05
Secrets Under the Time Lock.

In one field OF literary effort Amer
lea must acknowledge the immeas-
urable superiority of the Europeans.
We refer to secret, sealed and time
locked manuscripts. Not to be
opened until -- years from date"
is almost as common as our mot
to be opened until Christmas"
Field Marshal HAIG recently placed
in the British Museum, which is the
favorite repository OF prominent. Eng
lishmen's secret papers, some memo
randa, to be opened in 1910, concern
ing operations on the western front
in the great war. Lord EsHER, turn
ing over his war diaries to the Mu-
scum, specifies that they are not to
be opened for sixty years.
Usually such deposits are made
with the proviso that the trustees
need not make the papers public at
The given date IL they feel that the
publication would be against public
policy. Not all Of NEvILIEs Victorian
diaries were printed, but recently
LYTToN SrRAcHEY was permitted by
the Museum to make use of parts OF
them in the preparation Of his life
OF Queen VICTORIA.
Lord BRoUGHToN's memoirs, which
he declared contained a full and
scrupulously accurate" story OF the
separation Of Lord BYRON and his
wife, were left with the Museum to
be opened in 1900; but the trustees
have never permitted publication.
So too with the full text Of OSCAR
WTLDE's DE Profundis." Four years
from now the Museum will decide
whether n batch of DicKENs's letters,
deposited in 1899 by the novelist's
daughter. Mrs. PERUGINI, are to be
given to the world.
At least eighteen sets OF secret
papers, the Manchester Guardian de-
clares, are In the Museum. Mean
while. what are Americans doing to
stimulate public curiosity by cere-
moniously locking up unpublished
doings and sayings OF statesmen, au.
thors and other interesting people,
Not as much as we might. Ameri-
cans are too eager for results. Europe
may say: and the loyal Yankee may
reply that II a truth Is worth hearing
II should be spoken now.
The really pleasurable part OF
these sealed secrets is not their own
Importance but the curiosity they
arouse during the long years of their
detention. IL the Smithsonian Insti-