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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11

Ponce. Octubre S.-Debemos confesar
que la separation del jefe Sudrez. Da-
rio; agente Perez Sanchez, Daniel,
de la Secreta en- esta localidad, ha, Si-
do una sorpresa desagradablc para
este vecindario que les juzga funcio-
narios cumplidOres de su deber Y
activOs.
Hay quieneS mezclan esaS ceSantfas
con el dffdirc de los detectives que
vinierOn de esa capital pidieron al
Juez Municipal. Lcdo. Torres C6rdova,
un mandamiento para allanar Y regis
trar un establecimiento publico. que
So sospcchaba eXpendfa licor, manda-
mientO que Sc neg0 extender dicha
autOridad judicial, fundandose Ell la
Ley de procedimientos pero hay quie-
ncs SupOnen que las separacioneS no
ticnen NADIA que yer con ese casO
Como hasta la fecha Sc desconocen
los Fundamentals de la destituci6n. ell
pGblico divaga alrededor del asunto.
hacienda deduccioneS.
-AnOche. las once Y media. en- la
carretera Ponce-Juana Dfaz, frente ii
la Hacienda Barrancas. el autom0vil
Ford, nGmero J14. propiedad de don
Luis de la Cruz, manejado por el chau-
ffeur Francisco Ortiz, Sc volc0. result
tando con las ruedas del lado derecho
rotas. la capota averiada la orqui-
liza doblada.
Ortiz asegur0 la policia, que in
vestig0 el SuceSo. que ell vuelco debi0Sc
a que por haber en- aquel sitio mon
tones de piedra picada al lado de la
carrctcra, So le hizo diffcil maniobrar
ly de ahf el accidente.
Tanto Ortiz. como los pasajrros Fe-
lipe Toro Ramon Rodriguez. resrllta-
ron iesos afortunadamcnte.
| AnteS de anOche. Seglin I'll guardia
Marcial Rivera. ocurri6 III conato de
inccndio en- la calle Mayor, Cantcra.
casa nimcro s. propiedad dc doila Fe-
| lfcita Perez. Sc chamuSc0 una peque-
iia partc del pavimento dc una habi-
tacijn. sin que haya eXplicaci6n al.u-
na acerca del origcn del fuc=o, porquc
el pdticio habfa Sido deSoc1lpado no
ras antc> por Ia familia del conocido
senior Lorenzo Tristani. mcior conocido
Il por Tito Tri>tani.
LA caSa estaba aseSurada cn dos
mil d0lares.
Sc proceGc Il Ia investigation del
case.
FL microbes pr6Ximo. con motive
I dc la feStividad del dfa. sea efemG-
ia por Descubrimicnter dc America, V
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Notas de Conerio

| En- la maiiana de hoy. octubre s.
Sc inausuraron las conferencias peda-
S0gicas cargo del senior Julio Il. Or
| tfZ. Inspector de EscuclaS de este
pueblo
Desde bien temprano acudieron to-
dos los prOfesores rllrales los salo-
npS de la cscuela Pedro \. Ortiz. Ha-
| llabanse tambi6n gran ntimero de
maestros graduates que habfan concu-
rridO al sitio de referencia. a compar-
tir con slIS compaiieros las buenas i'm
preS;iones del primer mes escolar
A las nueve. estaban va presentes
todoS los maestros y ell seiior Ortiz di6
va prcparatlas de antcmano On la cir
| cular mimero &.
Todos los temaS tratadoS son de SUI
ma inpOrtancia para el GXito del macs
tr0s en- su labor cscolar: Entire los
principalcS podrpmos mcncionar los si-
guientcs: Apariencia general del s;l-
Ion dc classes lindcs del patio esco-
lar: limpieZa Y aseu de .alumnos: dis
ciplina Ell general: organization: per-
sonalidad del maestro: preparation de
matcrialcs lccciones: motivos in
ter6s para Ia recitaci0n; resultados:
progresses @ informeS.
En- todo el tempo que dur0 la con-
ferencia. RENO la buena ammonia. que
siempre resultan eli estos actOs dc tai
fndolc. v. muy atentos Y alegres, depar-
tfan los maestros. con ell fin lie pOner
Ell practica las mas acertadas direc-
clones.
La nota furtiva de buen gustO social
fue ejecutada por los buenos amigos
Angelina Rol6n v el senior Ortiz. La
primera dejaba deslizar con notable
i. maestrfa sus angelicas manos -por el
sensible tecladO donde Sc prOducfan
los dulces trinos y los sonoros acor-
dcs de una melodfa cuyas vibraciones
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11

traSportabannOS los mas iluSoS via
jcs de nuestra fantasia juvenil: el
segundo acOmpanaba en- suave tailido
de allegro tiauta. aquellas ondas de
magico sonido. esparciendo las notas
meftiuaS de un mundo de suciio V
paraiso.
No biCu hubo terminado la conferen-
cia. So di0 principle la organization
de la Association de Maestros. De
acuerdo con 10 que dispone el Regla-
! mento Sc prOcedi0 la election de los
nuevos directories, recayendo estos nom
bramientos en- la forma siguiente:
Instruction Rural y AgrfcOId:
Presidentc, Juan A. Zamora; Pocal,
Rosa Maria Carmona: Secretario, Ma
zario Santiago
instruction Elemental:
Presidente. Juan A. Zamora: Vocal.
Mercedes Carmona: Secretario. Ma
nuel Cruz.
Dircctird L0cdI:
Antonio AldebOl. PreSidentc: c. Row
land de Cruz, Viceprcsidenta; Pedro
NJ. Hernandez. Secretario; Luisa Ri
vera, Tesorera: Nazario Santiago. An
tonia Martin. Encarnaci0n Rivera.
VOcales.
FL primer acuerdo de es:a sociedad
fuG enviarle un tclegrama congratua-
toriO al Se1or Juan Il. Huykc. por su
merecida exaltaci0n al honorable pues-
to de Comisionado.
Antonio AldcbN.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11

Ell general H. H. Bandholtz, que So
hizo cargo de la situacion creada por
los minerOs en- el estado de West Vir-
.ginia en- la pasada intentOna reyOlu-
cionaria, actuando con manO tan fucr-
te de manera tan energica, que esi
POGO tempo limpio de revOltosOi
aquel distritO minerO, terminandO con
una situaci0n que Sc venia haciend )
insostenible va para el GObiernO dr.
los Estados UnidOs. De aquella in
tentOna, dio amplios informes E..
IMPARCIAL, en- su Oportunidad. Fl
presidente Harding, ha felicitado al
general Bendholtz por su habilidad y
energia para sOrtear satisfactOria
mente aquel peligrcsO estadO de cosaS.
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COMERCIALES

Nos informa cl seior Nenancio Apa-
rico. que ha alberto Ell Ponce, tn la
callc Atocha esquilia a la de Guada-
lupc. un almac6n dedicado la impor-
la de frutoS del pals. Y los seiores
MtriaS Y +. Canos informan, que han
conStitufdo. Ell San Juan. una socied,,,i
mcrcantil. dcdiCaGa al ramo de conf;
stones Y representations. Son sociOS
&c Ia firma el seilor Zoio MurilS
Condo. como gestor las sehoritas
Flora V Julia Conde, de Castropol.
(ASturiaS).
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11
EFECTOS F0TOGRAFICoS

Han sido presentados en- la oficina
del Secretario Executive, documento;
para el registro en- Puerto Rico de una
corporation del Estado de California,
denominada "Waldrop Photograph.
Company, cuyo agente EN- la Isla
sera el senor N. P. Nichols, de San
Juan. Dicha corporation Sc dedica
la fabrication, compra y venta d.
efectos fotograficos. Su capital social
autorizado es de $15,000.00.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11

va tenemos aparatOs electricOs para
ell lavadO de la cara, tencnOs peini-
Has electricas, rizadores dc pelo elec-
tricos, etc, y ahora el lltimO inventO
que ha sidO lanzadO al mercadO es el
ccpillO de dientes que funciOna pOr
electricidad. Ell aparatO Sc debe a
Louis A. Gable, de Harrisbusrg, Penn
sylvania, sirve para ell usO de los
dentistas Y personals particulares. Els
sabido que muchas personals visitan
su dentista 10 menOs una vez al
aio, para que lie limpie la dentadura,
y ahora ESQ puede hacerle tOdO ell
mundO diariamente en- su casa, como
10 hace con los cepillos ordinariOs. Ell
aparato tiene seis pulgadas y media
de ancho por ocho y media de, largo y
Sc adhere a cualesquiera cubo de la
luz electrical, va en- el cuarto de banjo
como en- la habitacion de dormir.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11

Sc VENDE, una casa muy barata en-
la Avenida "Ponce de Leon, No. 1856;
Stop 81. La casa esta en- buen esta-
do tiene un solar esplendido con ar
boles frutales, todo cercado.
Informara, A. BlancO Fernandez,
telefono 1877 Apartado No. 165, San
Juan. Puerto Rico.
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!. ..s.CENTRAL

Ediicio construido expresament
Dera Hotel. modernamente cquipade
con ascensor. habitaciones con bahe
tel6fon0. timbres y cuanto requiers
q moderpo seonfort". Plan Europee
Restaurant 4 Ia carta. Telefonos
ss1-1l44. Box 1852, San Jose, Plan
Principal. San Juan. p. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11

Georges kirsch ha aterrizado, despucs
de haber rOto el record de altura, al
elcvarse una distancia de seis mi
Has media en- el Aer0drOmo de Bour-
get, Francia. en- su ultimo vuelo. I,c
sigue en- tan arriesgada prueba Ell CO.
mandante Rudolph Schroeder, del ejer-
cito de los E. Unidos, quien Sc cls-
vo una altura de 32,202 pies sobre
la ciudad de Dayton, Ohio.
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Ell VESUBIO

4 RArticipo d mi numerosa clientele
que Iiuevamente me encucntro al fren-
e deEests acreditado Restaurant. dom
q encohtraran mn esmerado servicic
l& carta. Sc admiten abonados }
nunca faltan los sabrosos "Spaguettr-
Vicente RInaIdi, Allen 20. San Jusn
rel6fono s9s-
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lIs NEW YORK

bbfmitbrios Limpios y ventiIados.
-Isestsprant d Il Carta Seryicio
Esmerado. Frente > este Hotel se
sneueptFa eI muy conocido Juan Re-
res Gomez.
Tetuan SO Primer Piso.
TeIsfspo 55z, Box l27a-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11

Sc VENDE una casa ell la Carretcra
de Santurce No. 220. Informes en- la
misrna. Sc venden tamtien los niue.
bles, todos nuevos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11
sANcHo & ALAMo.-Agentes de II

OANC11V q A1akAIHO'-aBeHIeS dc he.
gocios.-San Justo 3-5 al lado del Ban
co Colonial-Telefono 533. P. o. Box
1132-Quiere usted comprar vender
acciones de bancos y centrales, colocar
tomar dinero en- garantia hipotecaria,
vcnder comprar alguna propiedad?
Dirijase nosotros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11

soLrc1TAMos AGENTEs. Para ven
der un magnifico articulo. Faciles ven.
tas. Ganaran de $l2 $40 semanales.
Envie veinticinco centavos por una
muestra. Rivalle Mercantile Agency.
Cayye.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11
MUEBLES NUEvoS.

usted haya recorrido el comercio, visi-
teme Tengo lamparas de comedor
que estoy realizando al costo, Y un
surtido general de muebles a precios
de situacion Telefono I'LL. Luna 25
Zoilo Betancourt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11

Sc VENDE :-Por ausentarse sus due
nos larga temporada, Sc vende comoda
moderna residenca en- el sitio mas
centrcio de Miramar. Para informes
dirijase a Box 1415 San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11

UNA HABITACION amplia, comoda,
Sc alquila en- casa de familia, en- la
Parada 81, Gale del Quito, primera
transversal, muy cerca de la carrete-
ra y parada del trolley.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11

ISE ALQUILAN oficinas, frescas ,
claras en- el Edifcio "Noa". Hay AS
censor. Informar& en- Ell mismo, Ma
|nuel Rojas, Telefono $40.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11

Sc DESEA un pisc peoueno un mi
rador para matrimonio solo. Infor-
mara Ell IMPARCIAL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11

LAS MEJoREs BUTIFARRAs, lou
ganizas y morcillas en- Puerto Rico en-
San Jose 20
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PAPEL POSTER EN- CoLoRES ven.
de Porto Rico Paper & Supply Co.,
San Juan.
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another actor In the party made i'm.
proper advances to her ana to Miss
| Prevon.
Miss Prevon's story Of the occur.
rences Of the evening. as she gave It
yesterday was virtually the same az
Miss Blake's. Describing Arbuckle's
actions when the party entered his
bedroom and found Miss Rape in
agony, she said: He was very sore,
and said, What are you sore about7'
He said. oh. II she makes one more
yell will take her and throw her out
Of the window"
was ne intoxicated7" Miss Prevon
He had been drinking and he was
intoxicated" she said. He had been
talking about jumping out Of the
twelfth-story window. saying, What
Is life after alp When Miss Rape
started to tear at her clothes. Arbuckle
came over and beganoto pull at her
clothes. too. and I showed his hands
away, telling him she was sick. oh,
she's only shamming.' he said"
Miss Grace Halston, nurse at the
sanatorium where Miss Rape died. re-
peated her story Of her converse tons
official autopsy which was performed
at the 'sanatorium.
Betty Campbell referred to as one Of
the missing links in the case, was 10.
Gated by the police yesterday and
questioned at the Hall Of Justice by
the district attorney. Her testimony
IL said to deal mainly with an alleged
attempt. by another member Of the
party to attack her.
The Club women's Vigilante Com.
nittee, which has been aroused by
the stories Of the Arbuckle orgy, went
on record yesterday a. demanding the
vigorous prosecution Of the comedian
upon charge Of murder.
Word vas received from Los Angeles
that Raymond Gould, an interior deco.
rator. has attached all OF Fatty" Ar.
buckles real estate In the city in o
suit which he has filed for 81, 400. al
legged TO be for work, labor. and ssrv-
ices upon the Comedians property.
Another attachment was filed In Los
Angeles Monday In q suit for $500
against the comedian resulting from
an unpaid furniture bin.
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Fatty's Troubles Are
Chronologicany
Arrayed
u, Int<raetlenaI Now ssryie..

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. u.s.
Here 10 the chronological sequence
of events leading to the Indictment
of Roscoe FATTY" Arbuckle on q
charge Of manslaughter:
Saturday, September 3+Roscoe
, Arbuckle arrived at Hotel st.
Francis.
Sunday, September 4--Virginia
Rape, Mrs. B. M. belmont, and
Al Semuacher arrived at Palace
Hotel.
Monday, September 6-They &C
copied telephone invitation to
party in Arbuckle's room. Drink
ing. Miss Rape collapsed after
alleged rough treatment by Ar
buckle.
Tuesday. September 6-Roscoe
Arbuckle returned to Los Angeles.
Thursday, September S--Miss
Rape removed to sanitarium.
Friday, September 9--Miss
Rape died. Mrs. belmont accused
Arbuckle. Coroner ordered au-
topsy.
Saturday, September 10--Ar-
buckle returned from Los Angeles.
refused to make statement. Ar
buckle arrested on charge Of MUIR
der.
Monday, September 12--Inquest
opened and district attorney de-
manded indictment for murder.
without acting.
Tuesay, September 18-Inauest
resumed Special grand jury call
ed. True bill found against Ar
buckle charging manslaughter.
Wednesday, September 14-Cor-
onerfs jury blanes Arbuckle for
Miss Rappe's death. charging man
slaughter.
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HAYNES AWED
BY RUM FLOW
THROUGH PORTS
Coast Patrol of Prohibition
Forces Contemplated to Stamp
Out Booze Smuggling.
BY w. II. ATKINS.
International News Service.

New moves to stop smuggling
liquors through Atlantic rorts were
decided upon today by prohibition
enforcement officials. Commissioner
Haynes, returning from an inspec-
ton Of enforcement work in Ohio.
turned his attention. 70 the snug
Cling problem, when he reviewed
fresh reports that told of new and
more daring exploits all along the
coast.
Officials were careful to conceal
their detailed plan Of attack on the
smugglers. But in a general way.
the program to check the steady and
increasing flow OF whiskey and other
intoxicants coming in from abroad.
II this:
Larger forces are to be concentrat.
ed at coast ports, especially large
ports. The harbor patrols are to be
strengthened and better cooperation
sought from the harbor authorities
The American consular service may
be asked to cooperate In tracing
liquor shipped from foreign ports
for Americas liquor trade. Such q
system would give authorities here
q check upon the liquor shipments
aboard ships touching at American
ports
Attorney General Daugherty's
strong advocacy Of better law. OBJ
servation and his warning that viola
tors viii be sternly dealt with. led
today to suggestions that the Govern
ment eventually may build up a
regular coast patrol, as part OF the
prohibition unit.
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PRESIDENT SAILING UP
HUDSON TO WEST POINT

WEST POINT, N. Y. Sept. l5.-
The Presidential yacht Mayflower
with President Harding and his party
aboard was steaming up the Hudson
this morning bound for West Point,
where the President plans to review
the cadet corps and inspect the post.
The President IL expected to arrive
about noon and take lunch here.
President Harding made q sudden
change In his plans after boarding
the Mayflower at Sag Harbor last
night. Just before going aboard he
said the Mayflower might possibly
proceed to Washington today, but this
morning the last minute change be.
came known.
Accompanying President and Mrs,
Harding are Secretary of War Weeks
and Attorney General Daugherty.
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PROHIBITION A JOKE IN
U. S., SAYS FRENcHMAN

NEW YORK, Sept. '15.-Gaston
Monnet, travelling Investigator OF a
French brandy concern. considers pro-
hibition, thus far, in the United States
something OF a joke. He expressed
the opinion there is more drunkenness
In the United States and Canada than
anywhere in the world, before he sail
ed aboard the French liner Paris.
ct have visited every nation In the
world studying liquor conditions" said
Monnet, land nowhere have I found
the drunkenness that prevails today in
the United States and Canada. The
country showing least drunkenness Is
Sweden. where the government super
vises liquor distribution successfully
under a new card system"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-15
WOMAN WRITER
DENIES STORIES
Of FILM ORGIES
Rita Weiman Declares New
England Minister Could At
tend Most Of Parties.

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-It you thrill
to the thought that your favorite mo.
ton picture star IL a regular devil IN
private life It is quite probable you
are being bunked. This il the judg.
nent of Mas Rita weiman. writer Of
short stories and scenarios, who has
just returned from the California col
ony, which she has been studying.
Miss Weiman says the great major.
ity Of the film actors there are level.
headed. brainy, earnest and moral.
Most of this Wild talk about orgies
and drunkenness. about wild parties
which impel the neighbors to call the
police are wholly untrue" she de-
clared. ''In the six months I was
there. went to many OF the parties
and never say anything at any OF
them that would offend the sensibili.
Parties are naturally frequent in the
colony.
Motion pictures are going through
a period Of reconstruction. The pretty
'Dottie Dimples.' who knows nothing
OF acting, Is giving way to the woman
Of brains.
such parties as that given by Ar
buckle take place, but the assumption
that this IL general IL unfair. The
theatrical profession Is the only one
in which all are held to account for
the fndiscretaion Of one. &c.,.
The odd thing IN that you hear 30
much more about these wild parties at
all sorts Of places north, east and
south Of Los Angeles, and hear so lit.
tie OF them there. The people there
are dependent on each other for their
amusements, and In a profession
which imposes q severe strain some
relaxation Is essential. But the parties
are strictly orthodox. though almost
always brilliantly so, because the peo-
pie themselves are clever.
II never met Mr.. Arbuckle. Miss
Rape saw once. though I never met
her. She was a very pretty girl"
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PROPOSALS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Supervising
Architects Office. Washington, d. C..
Sept. -. 1891 - SEALED proposals viii be
received at this office until y. m. Sept
30. 1921 and then opened for construction
Northw west and North Central elevator lob
bies at the Interior Dept. Offices. WASH
ington. d. C.. in accordance with the spec
ifica ton and drawings mentioned therein,
copies OF which may be had at this office
In the discretion Of the Supervising Archi-
tect JAMES A. WETMORE. Acting SUI
pervising Architect.
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ANY WOMAN CAN MAKE HERSELF
APPEAR YEARS YOUNGER WITH
THIS EGYPTIAN BEAUTY SECRET
SUCCESS s MAsxEous COM
fIExioNs-PREvENIs AND BLEMIsHEs.

The women OF old Egypt, the land OF
over four thousand years for the beauty
OF their complsxions yet they have lived
In one Of the most trying climates on the
months each year the soorching summers
sun beats down upon them and the terri
Bile parching winds from off the desert
blow fine sand and dust into their faces.
which often even penetrates the skin.
One would think such o climate would
ruin any woman's beauty and doubtless II
would have done so had not the Egyptians
devised some way of protecting and
sSoS. Egypt imported vast auantitie. Of
rare products used In the manufacture of
npfexion beautifiers and In their study
of the skin they discovered the art OF
en- ba Inning. q mystery which modern
science has never yet solved. Fortunately,
however, old Egypt has at last yielded to
90 remarkable skin and com plexion
beautifisr called Kijja by the use OF which
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ALL
BY LAWYERS IN
ARbUCKLE CASE
Fatty and His Array Of Counsel
Adopt Silence as Defense
Policy.
BY FREDA BLUM.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 15.-Meet
the silent squad, ladies and gentle
men. Mr.. Roscoe ArbuciIe, Mr.. Louis
Anger. his screen manager; Counsel
Frank Dominsuez. Counsel Milton
Cohen, and Counsel Charles Brennan.
Like true soldiers they stand
guarding an almost sacred silence.
All Lips Are Sealed.
Dominsuez. being in charge. has
given orders that not a word con
corning the Arbuckie case shall pass
their lips.
I haye gone UP to Brennon and
said: Charlie. like a friend. ask
you, etc." and Charlie has patted
me on the back. the same as he has
done to the other newspaper people
that have followed suit, confessing
utmost awe for the Dominguez
silence uitimatum-and holding down
the fort.
I have cornered Cohen and he has
looked me square in the eye and
sighed with the weight OF the awful
silence. But not a word has passed
his lips.
Fatty Keeps Silent.
As for Arbuckle, not q word, not
a sound, not the flicker Of an eye
lash can you coax from him.
As for Anger he Is as uncommuni.
cative as the tallest pyramid in hte
world.
( To the chief then and out with II.
But Dominguez In invincible. He
will smile for you. oh. yes, but. talk
heavens no!
So there they stand throughout the
IL. n.
gor, as fat; Dominique, fatter;
Charlie Brennan, tall and fat; and
Cohen, bringing up the rear. with
about five feet five.
+ And we salute. you, gentlemen. in
silence.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-15

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