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El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10
IA GRAN CONVENTION DE Las
cAMARAs DE- CoMERclo EN-
clUDAp JuAREz

Tomamos de nuestro colega rBole
tin de la Camara Nacional de Conner
cio' de c. Juarez, 10 ~sigulente, con mo
two de Ia session de las camaras de
eomercio en- aquella ciudad:
La hoy activa y bulliciosa pobla-
ci6n mexicana que lleva el nombre
del Benem6rito de las Americas 81
tuada en- la margen del RIO Bravo del
| Norte, frente por frente de la progre-
sista ciudad americana de III Paso, ha
tenido Ell alto honor de ser Ia primera
lcludad de provincial donde Sc celepre
"a primera convention general de las
lCAmaras N~acionales de Concrete dc
la Republica Mexicana.
'Bs de gran tra~acendencia nacional
ei mportancia indiscutible 81 triunfo
obtenido por Ia organization conner
cial de G. Juarez ,~logrando ~descentra-
liar las a~ctiyidades comerciales y POI
nlendo todos los medios posibles para
que no sea solo en- la Capital az "a ~
pdbiica Mexlcana donde Sc efectoen
Itodos los moVimientos tendencies 2 2,
. lportar elementos de progreso para 81
nafs. va que es nuestra inveterada cos
fumbre (como On otro orden de cosas
81 acnde al Gobierno buscando tooa
clase de- remedios) Doner aiempre ioi
Ioios en- Ia capital, sin tomar on consi
defaci0n que hace falta va, que NOT
~conozcamos los ~nacionales mejor uno'
4 otros, visltando nuestros propios ~
cares reciprocamente.
aNo es exclusiyamente en- benefici'
de- Cfudad Juarez, 81 resultado que 9
espera do la Conviction de las Cama
lra4 de Concrete, sine que es Ell prime
paso que &c de- para que los GOMEZ
ciantes de unas re6iones conozoah
los concentrates de otras para gu
Hos productos de ciertos lugares So D
neficien con 81 i~ntercambio comerci'
ae otros. sera Ia iniciacion del q
mercio intensive entire Bstadosl 81 2
ffmuio de Ia induaffla: q aprovechl
miento de los recursos ~naturales, L
,~inIoiativas en- favor de la reconstru
Zion de mas ~ferrocarriles, carretera
loaminos y en- general toda clase {
Was de communication quo traeran p
consecuencla ell acercamiento DC Il
n ~mexicanos. la exportaci6n de las riqu
"a zas naturales con margen prooueti'
~ dtll, asf como q progreeo senel
" de nuestro PATS, del Bravo a Sncnia
de Oceano 8 Oceauo.
y cuando estes trabajos que hoy
inician empiecen q dar su9 iruf'
poroue ellos son l6gicamente q p
ducto de las energlas aumadas y 2
das. veremos que no son los extran
ion ronl o5 que nos imponen en- nuesI
RIO vida econ6mica. sino por 81 contral
rio Mexico en- So canine q la reconetr
ci6n y al progreso. empujado por
labor sana y patri6tica de las Cana
Tide Concrete Nacionales, coniarA
lndmero en- Ia mesa de les finan'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10
Los lNplcENAs De TAOS sERAN
ciuDApANos

81 IN proyecto de ley que ha sido
.presentado en- el Congreso por ell Dipu-
tado Snyder, de Nueva York, es apro-
bado, Sc 'reconocera el servicio indio"
Habra muchos cambios sorprendentes
en- Ia vida de los indlos que han obte-
nido una educacidn en- los p~lanteles In
dos u otros hasta 81 7mo grado, GUAM
do ueguen a Ia edad de Fl seran ciu-
dadanos de los r. q.
Tambien recibir4n certiflcados de
competencia y estaran intitulados q
eozaf de los dineros que les debe 81 go
hierno bajo las leyea vigentos.
Todos los lndios (alloted) "asIgna'
dos o erepartidos7 dc menos de me.
dia sangre indlgena y todos los indios
competentes que llegan a la edad DC
21 amos Sc les dara n patente dc
"dominiop , seran cindadanos ameri
canos.
Sc hace obligatorla Ia escuela a to
dos los indioH, parIentes y ~guardianeI
de cualquier indio 0 Milo indigena,
cullen Sc 0bliga haga haeerlos atende
a las escuelas, y 81 no 10 hacen sera'
multados y sufrirdn la pena de carce
ademas de Ia multa.
FL proyecto ademas provee 81 desps
Ter a los indlos del servicio Indio d
varios de sus Dependencies, los gu
. seran transferidos y toda autoridad
deberes que ahora estdn q cargo d
Bureau dc asuntoa indigenas o re
pecto q la sanldad, servicio de hoar
tai para los indios, al seryicio de san
|, dad pnblica.
One Ell cnidado de todas las forests
a y bosques en- las reservas serdn tran
feridar al aerviclo de Forestas, y
d construction, operation y manutenci'
!. de todos los proyectos de riego seri
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10
EL REcREso De Los oBRERoe
MExlcANos rs MuY
LAsTlMos0

Nogales, Arizona.-Han estado lle-
gando a Nogales, procedentes del in
terror del Estado de Arizona y de los
Tstados de Colorado y California, CEN
tenares de bracerog mexipanos, que
vuelven d Sonora en- condolences mi
serables
Estos braceros mexicanOe Sc inter
naron a los Estados Unidos durante 81
ano pasado, contratados para trabaiar
en- las Was f6rreas. en- las minas y
en- los campos de agriculture de los Els
tados de Arizona, Colorado y Califor-
MIA, pero POGO a POGO fueron desocu-
pados debido q la crisis del trabajo
que Sc nota en- el pals.
La mayor parte de esos trabaiado-
e Sc encontraba sin ahorros al ser
desocupadoa y p0r 10 mismo So vie
ron en- una situacion muy iamentabie,
que Sc fue ~agravando con los dias que
pasaban sin ~encontrar ell menor ira
ba1o, pues no Sc les proporeionaron
los medios n~ecesarios para que regre-
saran a Sonora, no obstante que al ser
H~contratados Sc les aseguro que serlan
trafdos a la frontera.
Algunoa de los t~rabaiadores que w.
elven se que5an de haber padecido
hambres y 81 aspecto ffsico demues-
ira que es exacto cuanto asegurau.
10 mas grave del case es que esos
braceros va ma quedar en- iguales con
dieioness en- Sonora, pues allr no hay
.Etrabaio, appointments desde que 81
suspendieron o eliminaron las obras er
los centres mineroa. como c~cnsecuen
cia de- la crisis de Ia plata
Realmente 81 gobierno de Scnor'
tiene ante 81 I'm ~problema serio Qu'
necesariamente tendrA cue Tesolvers'
sin p8rdida de tempo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10

Tuyimos 81 gusto de yer en- esta ciu-
dad al ST.. D. D. Atencio, de Santa Cruz
ouien vino a ID capital Ell Viernes de
Ia semana pasada con negocios, y du-
rante SUI permanencia aquf nos hizo
una cordial vista, dandonos los infor-
mes acerca del casamiento de Ia seno'
rita Josefita valdez con ei ioven Ma
tfao Sanchez, que publicamos en- ofra
narte de nuestro semanario
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10

ci6n. H de
La ley tiene otFO rasgo Y provee
tambien que esta1ley sea aprobada pa
re- el dfa rs de FehFerp, para promoyer
Ia industrial canbouifera, petr0leo, ETC.,
v que APPLIQUE q los indiOa que no han
sido 'asignados' fsnnalloted y sus to-
rrenos e~n4reseryaz de indioE cuando
Sc decIaren algnnas parties de dicaaa
tlerras por Ell secretario del Interior
esta sujetas q Ia sBxploraei6n de estos
minerales, excepto que eBtas tierras
solamente seran rentadas On lugar de
pasar el tftulo o las personals que los
desarroIIen.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10
|EL SOCIALISM, kNDA VA DE cAPA
.cAIDA EN ToDA ITALIA


Roma Italia, Enero S1-Enfurecidos
Dor los acontecimientos que Sc desa-
rroIlaron en- la setpana mas desastroza
en Ia historic del aocialiBmo italiano,
los lfders social tas aqui %iniciaron
hoy un esfuerz0 resueltos a conaegulr
el derrocamiento del eabinete que pre-
side Ell Primer Ministro Giolitti.
Los debates. en- los que tomaran par
te mas de 80 diputados, Sc espera que
duren toda Ia semana, pero SO cree que
al FIN y 81 cabo GioIitti 0btendra un
vote de confianza.
Los sociaIistas EN- sus d~eclaracionea
con que inician 81 campana, declarAn
que eI gobierno no ha hecho uso de
adecuadas medldas para prevenir e
GAIA humanas y q apalto q los socia
liatas por los 'Fascitp t~antisocialis
tas1 Acusan ~ Primer Ministro Clio
litti de ser Ell responsible directo poi
ei movimienfo naci0nal de reacciol
contra 81 socialiamo.
Las coaas han llegado q IN extremI
tai, que Ell unico relngio para los dipr
tados sociaiistas ha sidO Ia Camar
misma, y ESQ Dor aallafse guardad
por tropas; pues cuando ilegan q aver
turarse q saiir. Sc ven ~expuestoe
ser atacados por grandes n1cleos d
pueblo. que no les permiten entrar
los restaurants. nj q los centres p
biicos y hasta los amenezan con ateI
tar contra su vida.
Tamhl6n Sc queian los ~diputados 8
cialistas de- que el gohlerno no facilil
{ policies . tropas para cuidar los ce
tros de reunion de los socialiatas,
los centres obreros, por 10 que Ia m
chedumbres han colorado entera co
nanxa en- que sus a~eciones no seta
Inc va obstruidas, pero nj castigadaa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10
MUCRO DINERO PARA
Los AGENTES

venda uuestros productos y ganese
de $50 a 800 Iibres por semana.
Mande por nuestros hermosos foile-
tos gratis, y enterese dc nuestra a.
TINA oferta liberal q agentes nueyos.
Escrfba hoy mismo q
pDus PRODUCTS COMPANY
Depto. 80b
a2s. river St.. CHICAGO. Ia
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10
IA REcEpcIoN De Los K. G

Ia reception dada por los Cahalie
ros de- Colon de esla cfudad ca honor
del ST. Gobernador Mocnem , 50 espo'
"a 81 martes en- Ia noche, estuyo mn1
conourrlda y elegante, dandose clia en-
Ia casa de los X. O. 10 mas eleBante
v eranado de nuestra sociedad. POI
faita De espacio no damos IN detalle
del brllIanle evento social que iut
eli ultlmo de la t~emporada-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10

dos los Obispos a fundar en- todas par
fes .asociaciones de Terceros y q dar
nueva vida a las que va existiefon, ,
declaral j I'll mismo es Tercero.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10

La socledad de sehoras Hispano
Americanas do IN bonito bale de ira
jes el idnes, y 81 marte8 IN bale De
~cascarones, habiendo estado los dos
bales muy concurridos
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10

Haca aleunos amos, al lsvantaf an banl
muy pesado. na me produjo una grave
mn6bradura. Los medIcoz me oIiofQn cue
n dnIca esporanaa de curacIfn ettaba en-
n oneracIdn. Los hrarueroa no me hlryie-
ron de NADIA Hasta cue por I'm encontre
algo que me euro de mancfa rapplda y
eompletn Han pnsadQ "a Farlo9 amos y
10 So Ia p~resentado &c nuefo la qqeprn-
mo cnrpinfero. No tuvo neco4Idnd de- O.
peraci6u. nj de pcrdef tempo o dinero.
Nada fongo que vender. pero dare cual-
euler ihforme Dc como pucde I'd. curargo
d IS me e8crIbe a IA direction 1~|guicnte F.
Eugene ~. rufIon, Carpintero. 1fnrcellus
Avenue Manasqu1n. n. y, rs melor que
rec0rte Cd. eate aVlHo y SO 10 engehe a
los que pAarccp quep4aufe qe este no
ronos eVilar Ids sufrimlento1 Dc c1la IN
ftrmedad y los Etnsab1re1 y pttEfu1 "a
una opefaceA a
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10

NFcEsiTo acknowledgements
80 y Experimentation teledores Pc.
"a kacer conpultaa y zefapee Chl
wav6n. " ia en- SAINTS 70 3 rue.
"a do saul. Trabalo permanent.
nsra Ia nersona 6tli~4outhNes'
Arta a Crafts, julius CANS eant.
re, Nuevo Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10

No dejen de mandarnos 50 direction
sfeia Al pedIr 81 cambio de 81 perio'
dr6o 4 otro lusar, pues es n~ecesario
nara hacer Ell Gamble Adenas, niece
rtamos una semana para hncer e
cambio en- las istas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10

FL 81. Severn Martinez, de Chlmay6.
NJ M., vino ell dia 5 de Febrero a Ia ca.
pitaf con negocios personales y nos
yialt6 en- nuestras o~flcinas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10

eri Vaticano haca objection ia propaganda reIigosa del 7. M e. 4, en-
ITALIA segnn manifesto Su Excelenca FL Auy Rev. Juan Bonzanos Defega
~ Papa. al dfscntlr Ell documento pubhcado en- Ell Vaticano en que Sc ad'
vIerta a los catdlcos de Italia eatsn asta on 10 que respecta z las acts
vldades del y. M. G. A. (Asociaci6n Crsdana de Joyenes). "hafo NO 90
una censura en- contra del J. N. q A IA que pr supuesto ss nDre peso "a
Ielesia Cat6nca defende ciertos Irin0pos rehgiosos dehntdos. cuando IA
"a MI q a. dice que ehta por enctma de todas las igmias de todas las
reigioness Sc hace necesAriO sadYertir q los cat6licos"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10

40 C6HloHoa . IlopdFaH 2 p so
Aoui esfa 81 oportunidad Dc comprar un
relo3 del cuai estarA orBulloeo-un per-
fscfo rsIoi nara euardar Ell tempo. No
fiehe aus dafle cuerdn q dla; anda
una nemnna con una cnerda. Movimiento
de 2 3oyas en- una hermoga Gaia con re-
aorte inquebrahle patentadot tamano Do
puIar i6. Gordnflsodo por 20 aho9. Dare
mos gratis una cAmara Sport con cada
relief Que ordenen dentro de 80 dia1. Pre-
cio ba1o especial pof corto tempo. Corte
este anuncio hoy y mtndelo 1unto con xe
centavos en- osfampng o plata y ea reato
dn s7.66 10 paga al oartsro al llefar. Los
ivendemoa tan barAt18 pQrquc R9pefAmoa
lnue 10 cnGefc q sus amifQe-querfmoa
|ldue Ia genie nos conosca- Le dcVolYemoa
sd dinero 81 no estf satl1feoho.
HLcIN SUPPLY co.
ga N. Carpenter St., Dept. 5i3, CIICA0
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10

veIices, ahOra POI, $500
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10

CarrancIan para yestidos y de-
Iantales, 6 yardas pOr. 500
Lienzo, 6 yardas por. SlN
Satin negro Ia yarda por. 2oe
Ticking. Ia yarda por. zoe
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10

chales negros, precio especial
desde $500 hasta $500
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!. cHAPrRNl.

Shortly after nine o'clock. Whisper
foot encountered his first herd Of deer.
But they caught his scent and scat
tered before he could get up to them.
He met Wool, grunting through the
underbrush. and he punctiliously. but
with wretched spirit, left the trail. A
fight with Wool the bear was one Of
the most unpleasant experiences that
could be imagined. He had pair of
strong arms of which one embrace of
q cougars body meant death in one
long shrek of pain. OF course they
didn't fight often. They had entirely
opposite interests. The bear was
berry-eater and d honey-grubber, and
ME cougar cared too much for his own
life and beauty to tackle Wool in q
hunting way.
A fawn leaped from the thicket In
front Of him. startled by his sound III
the thicket. The truth was, Whisper
foot had made q wholly unjustifesl
misstep on dry twig. just at the
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entirely to forget. It was a motion
that no man could pretend. And he
knew he had not missed.
He waited till he saw the form Of
his enemy rock down, face half-buried
in the pine needles. It never even oc-
CURED to him to approach to see II he
had made clean kill. He had held
on the breast and he had a world OF
confidence in his great, shocking, big
game rifle. Besides, the rifle fire might
attract some hunter IN the hills; and
there would be time IN the morning
to return to the body and make GER
tain little investigations that he Had
In mind. And running back down the
trail. he missed the sight Of Hildreth
dragging his wounded body, like an
injured hare. into the shelter Of the
thfckets.
Whisperfoot. that great coward.
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Sossy u SACRsSsSW0 ~ sss&s ~SSss0s
picious Of that gang. believe they've
got regular arson ring, maybe with
INSCRIPTIONS stockmen behind them,
and perhaps just penny-winning deal
Of their own. suppose you know
about Landy Hjldreth-how he's prom
ised to turn states evidence that will
send about q dozen OF these vipers to
the penitentiary?"
'Snowbird told me something, about
It."
"He's got cabin over toward the
marshes. and it has come to me that
he's going to start tomorrow, or maybe
has already started today. down into
the valley to give his evidence. OF
course, that is deeply confidential be-
tween you and me. II the gang knew
about 1t. he'd never get through the
thickets alive"
But Dan was hardly listening. His
attention was caught BY the hushed,
intermittent sounds that are always to
Be heard, e enc listens keenly enough,
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.nred with melancholy. over his supposed
,,bvsiea, weakness. There, years later, he
meets Destiny.
BOOK I-REPATRIATION,
CHAPTER t. Warned by his physician
that he has not more than six months to
live. Failing sits despondently on park
heuch. wondering where he should spend
,bose six months. A friendly squirrel prae-
,;,py decides tine matter for him. His
s,ood is pioneer blood, and he decides to
and his DAYS in the forests of Oregon.
Memories of his grandfather and deep
love for all things of the wild help him
In reaching Il decision.
CRATER H.-In large Southern Oregon
city he meets people who had known and
loved his grandfather, II famous frontiers
man. He makes his home with Silas Len
uox. Il typical Westerner. The only other
members of the household are Lennox's son,
I. gill., and daughter, " Snowbird. Their
abode is many miles from civilization
in the Umpaua Divide. and there Failing
mans to live out the short span of life
which he has been told is his. His extreme
weakness in the face of even a slight tx
ertion conynces him that the doctor had
made IA correct diagnosis of his ease.
CHAPTER III. From the first Eailing's
health shows marked improvement, and
In the companionship OF Lennox and his
son and daughter he fits into the woods
life as if he had been born to it. by
quick thinking and II remarkable display of
nerve he saves Lennox's life and his own
Lennox declares he is Il reincarnation Of his
grandfather, Dan Failing l, whose fame as
n woodslnan is IL houseold word.
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The Voice
Of the Pack
EDISON MARSHALL
fropyriyht, 1920, Little, Brown 4 Company
NOPSIS.
PROLOGUE.

IN the little town of Gitcheapolis small
Dan Failing dreams boyish dreams, unc-
tured with melancholy, over his supposed
physical weakness. There, years later, he
meets Destiny.
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Whisperfoot. that great coward.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
Dollar Donations Asked
For ChiIdren's Societ-
Bronx Organization Needs n
ern Building to House Tn.
fortunates. Saws Chairman,

The " dollar popular subscription u
campaign of the Bronx Society for Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Children will
begin on Saturday, June 20, for funds
to provide suitable shelter for exposed
neglected, abused and delinquent chill
dren, according to A. G. Hupfel jr.,
chairman of the building committee
of the society.
Since the organizing of the Bronx
County Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Children, on April 7, 1915
the society has acted on 1866 COM
plants, 5000 children have been shell
tered, 375 years have been served by
adult offenders and fines amounting to
S5,070 imposed.
The society is now located at 355
East 18TH Street and is open at all
times to receive and care for unfortu-
nate children. It's accommodations,
however, are wholly inadequate and the
board of directors, through the cam
paign, hope to collect enough money
10 build modern structure at 160th
Street and Park Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
Thousands Attend Rites
For Sergeant Cardella
Funeral of Boy Who Fell i'm
France One of the Larges,
i'm East Sides History

Funeral services for Sergeant Frank
Gardella jr., World War hero who was
killed in France. and whose body was
returned on the U. S. Transport Cam
brai, were held yesterday at the Church
OF st. Joachim, in Roosevelt Street.
The funeral was one of the largest
ever held on the lower East Side.
Thousands of former friends and as
soeiates of the war veteran were in
attendance
The coffin, carried on a gun car
riage belonging to the 104th Field Ar
tillery of the regular army, was taken
from a Roosevelt Street undertaking
establishment to the church. An es-
cort of honor composed of ex-service
men from the lower East Side accom-
panied it and stood at attention while
the rites were said by the Rev. Vim
cent Jannuzzi. Burial was in Call
vary Cemetery.
Sergeant Gardella was a member of
the 165th Machine Gun Battalion and
lived with his wife and parents at 10
Roosevelt Street at the time of his
enlistment. He is survived by his wife
and one son.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
Flag Presented Police
I'm I'D Precinct Raised
Enright Participates in Dedica-
ton of Gift From High
land Board

An elaborate ceremony marked the
dedication of flag presented to the
police of the 72d precinct, Sheepshead
Bay. by the Highland Board of Trade,
yesterday. Police Commissioner Rich
ard Enright accepted the flag in be-
half of the Police Department and par
ticipated in the ceremony of its dedica-
tion and raising.
The flag was purchased by Mrs. J.
E. Handrahan, of 1745 West Tenth
Street, Sheepshead Bay, in memory Of
her brother, Patrolman p. j. Delaney.
who was killed on duty. A pole erected
at the I'D precinct at West Tenth
Street and Kings Highway was pre-
sented by John Churlo, of 72 High
land Avenue.
The ceremony was opened by Mrs.
Handrahan presenting the flag to
Peter Seery, president of the BOARD
of Trade, who@in turn presented it to
County Judge William r. Bayes. who
then presented the flag to the Police
Department, represented by Commits
sioner Enright The police band
played "The Star Spangled Banner" as
the flag was run up the pole. About
1000 persons attended the ceremony.
Mayor Hylan, who was scheduled as
one of the speakers, was not in at
tendance.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
Free Ice for Sick Children
And Babies Again This Year

Free Ice again VIII be distributed
this summer by the large ice com
ranies of greater New York, according
to an announcement yesterday by the
Babies Welfare Federation. Coupon
books, each good for one month and
granting fifteen pounds of free ice
each day, will be distributed to hos
pitals, milk stations. settlement houses
and other agencies.
The ice will be used exclusively for
babies and sick children whose fami-
lies cannot afford to pay for it. The
Federation's headquarters is at sos
Pearl Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
Body of Gen. Gomez Leaves
Key West With Naval Escort

KEY WEST, Fla, June 18.-The BODY
of General Jose M. Gomez, former Pres
ident of Cuba, arrived here from New
York to-day, and was placed aboard the
Cuban cruiser Cuba, which sailed for
Havana late to-day, escorted by the
Cuban cruiser Patria, the gunboat
Hatuey and the United States destroy
ers Cunningham and Abbott.
Several companies of American blue
Jackets, marines and coast artillery
men escorted the body from the rail-
road station to the pier at the navy
yard where the Cuba was docked.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
vIsCoUNT DE BOURCIA

PHILADELPHIA, June 1s.-Louis de
France, and soldier of tie republic
during the World War, died in Paris
to-day of wounds he suffered five years
ago, according to cablegram received
here to-day by his widow. The Wis
countess is the daughter of the late
DR.. Walter Franklin Atlee, of Phila-
delphia. Her home is at Wayne, near
here.
The viscount was living here when
the war broke out and joined the colors
of his country. He was wounded and
returned here. After the war he re-
turned to France to regain his health.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
CatEarine s4insly Becomes
VIM. naforesf Rewfiniss Rride

NEW HAVEN, Conn, June 1S.-Miss
and granddaughter Of the late DIR.
Jared Linsly, of New York, was mar
ried to William Deforest Bertini, son
of Mrs. William Bertini, of Walling-
ford, Conn, in the Congregational
Church at Northford, Conn.,, this eve
ming.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. DR.. Orville A. Petty, Of New
Haven, Conn, chaplain of the regiment
in which Mr.. Bertini served overseas.
The bride was given away by her
father.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
Going ON To-day

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American Museum OF Natural History.
Admission free.
Metropolitan Museum OF Art. Admission
free.
Aquarium. Admission free.
New York Historical Society. Admission
Van cortlandt Park Museum. Admission
free.
geological Park. Admission free.
Han of Fame at New York University,
University Heights open to visitors from
o'clock D
Field mass in memory OF members OF tho
Fth Coast Defense Command, N. Y N c.,
- Washington Square Park. II O'Clock
Mass meeting OF African Blood Brother.
hood, ST Marks Hall 81 West 13sth
street. 3 o'clock
Laying OF the cornerstone OF tho lngtftr-
tlonai Synagogue. 81 West llGth street.
2;}0 o'ciociS. Addresses by Judge otto
4. Rosalsky, Samuel Marx, Justice Al
bed Talley rt al.
Alaresa by Commissioner Sara Graham
Nulhali on .salyaging Americas Youth ,.
West Side y NJ. G, a. West Forty
ffth Street o'cloek.
Lecture by Or. VIII Durant on The
Political Problems OF Russia Labor
Temple. Fourteenth Street and secord
Avenue. o'clock
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street andf Second Avenue o'cioaI
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