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Evening star., 1921-10-06
REFUSED CHARTER IN w. VA.
Secretary if State Says None Will
eB Granted in State.


By the Associated Press
CHARLESTON, w. Va, October g.
Informal application for a charter Of
Incorporation was made yesterday by
the Realm of West Virginia. knights
Of the ku klux Klan, according to
HOUSTON G. Young. secretary of state
Mr.. Young declined to issue the char
ter. but said he made it plain to the
applicant, who did not give his name,
that the Organization will not be
granted charter in this state
Secretary Young did not give his
reason for the refusal. He added,
however, that he had informed the
applicant that "the laws Of the state
are such that the state supreme court
can issue writ of mandamus COM
peliing the secretary of state to grant
Inc charter"
TEXAS JURY TO PROBE.
Evening star., 1921-10-06

b 2; : u'iisi: 5s1*s; Color: i" $3.75
and erns;
made of good robing cloth, with
pockets. High and low collars and
belts.
Evening star., 1921-10-06

S. Small Boys Cloth Suits
2s suits of good, d Z OF
serviceable quail sDO.><
ity cloth, in pretty
patterns and colors. Made with
sailor and Norfolk blouses and
wide or elastic knee pants. 3 to 7
years
Evening star., 1921-10-06

Ecru ribbed or merino
garments in full cut sizes.
Ribbed up to size 46,
merino up TO size 30.
Evening star., 1921-10-06
CHINESE TRANSMIT
SHANTUNG REPLY
Will Make Contents Public
Tomorrow Morning, Says
Peking.

BY the Associated Press.
PEk1NG, October 5.-The Chinese
reply to Japan's proposals concerning
Shantung was transmitted to the
Japanese minister here this morning
The contents of the communication
were not indicated. however.
A circular note to the foreign le-
cations here says that the reply will
be made public Friday. DR.. Yen. the
Chinese foreign minister. has cabled
the entire contents Of the reply to
the Chinese minister in Washington.
JAPAN AWAITS REPLY.
Evening star., 1921-10-06
ASKS DAMAGES FOR ARREST.

irving A. Goodwin has filed suit in
the District Supreme r,ourt 10 recover
Slo.o0O damages for alleged false ar
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

Nl-eia twenty freight traffic az ihs
New yo"s centr,i lines was greater
than ihat carried by all the railroads
~ l'~r'and and France.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
THE INNER VOICE.
To Be SHOWN HERE
PICTURE SHOWS ETERNAI. STRrG
Gi.E BETWEEN RIGHT AND
WRONG

T.. X Lincoln, the famous romnn'i'
scr.cn star viii 'h' seen ~ M" Amcri
can Sln,ma super Special. The lnnci
Voice" az the Dcandi Thcatcr, IN Wed
nesday and THIN dny.
"Th. Inner Voice" like the majority
az the other great dramatic surcrs1cs
Of the present day and of the pas
ag,s. has as 'i,s main motive. thu
eternal struggle between right and
wrong: vice and. virtue.
This PHOTO drama IN many respects
as a piece ~ dramatic writing. ap
proach.s the technical perfection and
human interest ~ the great dramatic
masterpieces In the history of litcra
turc. II In said hy great literary critics
that the outstanding feature In ih'
works ~ oil the greatest of their age
has been the fact that in Ia ir works
they have touched with an uncrrinr
hand the responsive human cord In ih'
hearts of their readers.
The scenic SttingS Il this picture
are all huge. Neither care nor cNpcns'
has been spared In the making II Thu
production.
II IL 60 these elements that "Th'
Inner Voice" owes the phenomenal sue
ceSs witch u has enjoyed since IFS frs
showing NJ the Strand and Broadway
Theatres. New York.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
DOROTHY G|SH NOW
HAS LITTLE GREY
HOME IN THE EAST
PICTt M STAR ~ GREAT "IiOiiB
IIODy:" COMING HERE IN
LATEST COMEDY.

The gr,atcst home body" In the filn
world is lively little Dorothy Glsh. 81
has lived all her life with her mothsi
and her elder and fun0.s sister. III
liar. aud simply viii not stand boini
rrpsr.t,d from them Th, ui.d De-.
ing Il apart IN 1915. .irs Gish on,
Lillian went alaoid and y ru,hy sta.
cd behind. liui. on the ncAt boat
nOroihy came tuui Ing after. Thea
some time later. DnfDthy camc in Sec
York alone from California 90 mako .
series - personal appearances IN
further East the train suc,d.n. ~
more ho,nc sick me hcc,m" she spcn
just two DAYS IN Ncw York then too.
the fastest train size could find hoadr
West.
A. innn - u wls sliled that m
Gishes were So wake Their nbuI" pei
mansnily ~ Tue East. ihcy start.
lcoFlnK inr q house near the GRIM
Studio. ~ MamatulrH',. about tN.ni
miles "ut ~ Sos Y,,k. 4 llrga ~
faEhiuhsd country home with giny,lr
drive. rus. hrdg &C. aud fl,N"r brls
wac h.lcci"d 80 poruihy. Who ha
faced hcins tian''.ant,d iipm Clli.ur
IA to New Yufk with fear all trrmili1
IL very happy now. Tier hy,.s spirit
ARE reflected IN h"r nov ratnmour
plctur. "Litil' Miss Rebellion. Nh.c.
will 4. .. The attraction al tho Dlyuui
tn, aire next "Wednesday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
HAROLD LLOYD ONE
OF MOST PLEASING
OF ALL COMEDIANS
VII ArPi.iR 80 THE MISSION
uONBsN AND " ESDii OF
rms WEEK.

w. nr g. ,I- l'hp,urlay Editor al
.hc Boston Herald. nn enthusiastic g.
D iu" ten. unnrrlcn,d h'i sentiments
,r t,iirg sHtrsn rHmolv IN general
ui 10 90 ..lo,d iu particular. sh"
.rot-:
~ I goo, unfortunate enough tn ~
~, ~ 60" m ollie II ih" feature pi.
i., AMI ruat Ai''!n.l,y ut through
70 Chaiis chaplin 90 u Mack S.nne,l
.OnW,iS he or.,.i a. a', tlir decent pla,
came tu s.',. l spiirm. I suffer mental
iortugcs. rhit ~ eyes when th
has. ~ rb. ~ f'"t. ! left NY seal
a." other uuv md tuph sp'dce In nay
Hrwai, pr ,,,iir vat 4 i"r the feat
ut- h,tmr. Ald ,'i there arr those
auo "a hGSh at sch hanalities'
"a comedian ! etluy vty mach. an !
Va hss hlpp..y y.ld iatcd from slap
stic'. ), Hiruld il.yd IT, Keeps yod
g.sWE ali tie IT,. and h. Is original
VOW So ~ w ''"'f '""'f WV Wv
dt,i Davis tn"; Size cutters into hi'
sp.it win ~ much enthusiasm nnl
,amarldsr.e Didr't sou enjoy Haunt
- sp'oss nud lilgn and DiEzy'y"
IL y II n;.iy me q The many express
rlons ~ ~. isurc over the Lloyd com
cd.,. that reach Hirold Lloyd and his
~ .i.oat. Hal T. EoIch. and their ~,
tri.ui"r. l'atL". II IN the sort ~ hi'
p.tN3l that ronvinces them they have
{ und the truc comedy spirit ~ ths
s.lnr, dramn "SumD.r. Please th'
new Harold t.lojd comedy showing al
the Nisslol Th,aty, Monday and Tues
dny eNrmplifira their IDEAS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
INDOOR MOONLIGHT
BETTER THAN REAL
OTtkE ! TT FRCM THE MOVIES
GIRLS. AND INSTALL AN
ELECTRIC MOON.

wh,n tic rnrp doesn't properly i
'wrl1Pt" YOUR garden: lust move the
go ~ .uduois and turn On the cl"c
;rletv.
Ina Tat isnt ns impossible ~ u
Dimes Il yuu happen to have the r.
.ouros ~ q film plan, az your dis
pnrnl.
1hs ia marvel e astronomical
rutanki,g that Just his been accom-
Ilished hv Metro artists Tor unique
scenes being shot Tor What's the Mn;
r with Marriage q special pro.iuc'
.u1 from Jack London's story. THE
L'H Lady q the Xix Iinure."
;la orc D! the hig scenes II she story
o p,r ulit Far,,c'. was required by III
ly.trr rhlilp T.. i,uscn. Hut. unfortu'
uuirly. the ,vc ~ the camera refuses
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
VIEW REALART STAR
TO Be SEEN HERE
Li.NCKBIRDS" SHOWING MIS-
SGiINSTONE Will APPEAR NJ
TiiE OLYMPIC.

i,'llnrt III tlycs announces Justine
uiusi ~" gs IT'S aNth new star. A.ii'
tombstone has been widely hcraldrd ~
ne mott beautiful g.rl .n America. Sh'
81 Swedish extraction aud IN twen'y
...its OH nrn IN i.ngl-wori. " J.
nl AFTER leaving pIhl.c = hool attend
4 th' A.Hl. S'hpul nt iarchuont. y
o. !iies j hrsi ~. llt.r TOOK the iul
uti ti the Euua willard Hchuol ~
.rnS. g.. =. ~" ryiu. ri m'sllc,tio.
'I driW1'iDS ai s'.y varlv axe an
hii. az thr Eunni NIllld Srhooi WY
president II tho Drnm7'' ;;-cieiy. Sh,
y..s o. member - ~, "t1iiits" ~ 1915
nd arall 90 1916. Ia t1c 1910 edition
ihc arp .r'd re principal. while =
member ~ the 1913 - llits' the var
yns IN It's early stages and patriotism
ran high Miss Johnsionc had the pa.
of Columbia and appeared draied 20
an American flag. her beauty having
wen the honor for her Daring inter
walls In her "Fullits" engagements sh-
supported the Castles at the New Am
stcrdam with Ia Wynn ln over The
Top"
Justine iuhnStnips iirNf starring
feature for icalnri will be- "Hlacs.
birds" adapted from the stage pl1,
hy the late Harry james Smith. Nr.
Smith wrs aisn -" 9th .- = 80 ."
or.Aiade-Man." In which Grant Mitchell
appeared and Mrs. Eunin trad i.visu.
la which Mrs. l'iskc WIS starred i"t
several seasons "lil1ckhirds" appear.
cd at the Henry Miller Theatre several
years ago with Laura Hope Crews =
the star.
"Blackhirds." showing N.u John
stone and strong supporting east.
comes tn the Olympic Th"ntre In thi'
city on Thursday Jack Dillon. who y.
rcctcd Mary pickiuri In - ais p.'
formed the same office Co.. This Ecai.'
production.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
THE ADJUSTMENTS CAi.EN.
OAR FOR THIS WEEK.
~ The NlsslDn,

: onday ard Tuesday Harold
Lloyd In Number Please" als'
90 hless Men"
wednesday ard Thursday: Fatty
Arnacglr In TIN" late - IA" Party"
FRIDAY ard Saturday; Tom Moorr
In Hold Your iIorss"
81. The Oly mpl'.
Monday nnd Tuesday; Thnnns
M,lThan in 20 nrpd IL uurft of lIls
Youth"
Wednesday. Dlrnihy Dish IN "IIt.
ll- Miss Rebellion
Thursday and Friday: Justine
Johrstonc In "iilacghlgda." son Il
Tai-.an"
saturday: "Dsunhicr 81 Dew
iln."
N The lbealdl.
fm'rv 'uu Tuesday I.oulse
C'r"m IN "1hc Wolf Woman
"Htihr -
N,.'",asirv frd Thurnlny; "Th'
ir""r Voice" an T. Il I.lnroln Pro
duciion.
friday ard S,tuldly. i,eri l.yicr
90 "rhr Price nl Redemption.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
GODDESS MEM To.
BE SCREENED At
MISSION THEATRE
THIS FILM. An EXCEPTION To
TnE RiI.E. WHICH u KEEP
PUBLIC FOOLED"

when tho manuscript ~ Goddess
Men" was handed To Rsgln,ld Barker
~ the Goldwyn studios. he espresstd
doubt ~ 10 whether the plctur. could
hc madc---as q Reginald Ilarler produe.
tier.
There IN only one WY that ! win
make this picture" he aid. M you Ewt
two actors who are willing 10 DO what
I want them ~ do. all rlRht--we'll get
81 work Otherwise. I'm out"
How often ~ a noiion picture retain.
ID In the mrmofy ~ the public because
u had real fiEl, IN ~ Nearly every.
onc knows tho saying. you can foot
Tfre ~ the people s0ine OF the timr.
but you can't foel all ~ the people al
IT the ilme"' Mr. Iiarhef knew this. ann
be- Inew That Goddess Men," which
oprnfs 81 the Mission Theatre for tvn
days. commencing Monday. n the kind
~ Ii''ure In whirh the public cant
la f'-l~t. Thu, Il why this Goldv yu
picture has real fight--ths kind of
a fight where the actors were willing
e. s'crlfice their physical weiI.bssns
for N" 'ks Of their art the kind ~
fiaht where they lose themselves 10
dsply In the action preceding the hat
tIe. that they cannot do aught elss bnf
engage In the genuine thing.
Only one or two pictures have gypos
on record NJ containing fiGht that
was not faxed. Goddess Men" n one "
the'o pictures
Tho theatregoer win like this picture
end this fight. because ne viii under.
stand when he sees II why Black rnwi
all hrt kills his own son. Red pawi.
In the combat. Russell Simpson and
james Mason plly the two characters
Helene Chadwick In the leading woman.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

The series Will i,e under the direction
~ John T. Frederick. superintendent
NJ ~" xlfeiy department. There win
BE- shown the new safety motion pic'
;urr. "I,ull-tln .70." which ~ visualI'
zation q fvarlors accidents reported IA
,ho Interstate Commerce Commission by
The rillroid' e the country. The rail
rold man ard his wife and children viii
thus ~. ~" dangers that are always
present fnr a." employees who neglect
'o take precautions IA ihelr daily tasks.
The actual operation of s,and1fd trains
ard 'he proper and improper ways III
handling item hy tralnmen and engine.
m-n afe depicted and interest never
taos 40 each place the picture IA
shown the employees or members ~
their imn.,lipte families will furnish n
mus.cii entertainment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

safety First" Taught hy Movie.
\ s"tirT oi obstructive mcciinrs to
Impress safety upoa its employees win
bc undertaken 10y the riliimnte & ohio
ilnilro,d ca. at all tn principal ciii,s
ard terminals ON the system. and Il ~
expected that Thousands 81 "npl"yss
and their families viii attend them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

q i.r'ilun ~ the light of the moon
So. after many conferences. Il WINS
sg,.,d To reproduce the garden upon
'r' ~ Mrtso's big enclosed stages
Palm trees. shruhbery. trailing vines
nj SOD ware al carried bo'llly o. the
sag, and r"nlani.d In just the pos.'
'un they had occupied IN their natnr.
nl setting. A softoning 81 lights. mad.
,asiiiie ~ uHs 1T special lenses. ~.
sllrd In genuine reproduction -
moonlight photography In genuine
gordon with an electric moon.
The fcfcrn version 1T the Jack Lon
'ug Stay was prepared ly T.. 7. Lowe,
tr.. of METROS West Coast -tory.prc
duciug department
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
"GalIes Men,

Helene Chadwick. the onlv woma-
who played aboard shin OF cataiIus
Island with the coldwyn conips- !.
making Goddess Men" under the a..
rection q Reginald iiarker. has tie
laugh on twenty hig husky nser. when
they firs' sailed OUT on the heavy roll
Ing waves the men were sollcitous "
lo ihr fnlr member. fearing abe would
suff,r fr-T sea sickness She n tina
only member of the company who wa
~ ~ Goddess Men" win he s~en Tor
two days. commencing Monday NJ q.
Mission Theatre.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

the heroes 81 the plcilres. even y
they're ToGgh.hose comedies. Thy
don't hike b. think ~ themselves IN NJ
together ridiculous"
Mt Arbutkle. by arrangement With
Josrph NJ. schenck. will star In a series
q fulllsnEth Paramount feature cont
odiea The first one ~ thes. In The
"a" ~ the Party" adapted from Irwin
n. Cobbs Saturday Evening Post story.
In which Patty champions group
of young ladies' who are seeking Ia low
90 milk prices and is inducted into the
fght Tot the mayoral,y % a blG city.
Laughs are SRid io h. plentiful In the
picture. and the blg supporting cas-,
includes vlora Daniel. ~ leading wo'
iran; Frank Campeau and Julia Faye.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
Roscoe (Faty) hbuckle in The Life Of the Party
A Paramount Picture
ia. IN rms WEEK

Though Roscoe Arhuckle recently De
sefi,d slapsti'k comedy Ia appear m
full .length feature pictures. he believes
that the cusiard.pie deserves u place In
the sun.
There w ronm IN motion pictures for
both slapstick aud straight cnne'ly,"
explained Patty" recently mt
there's such . thing ~ carrying tho
tlapsiick too fat. Foolishness is usu
a,iy fanny. hui ahuriity very Seldom
gets any laughs ~. always tried nos
= ID 'o ~ gro,esque In any 81
my work. II you'll stop 10 analyzc my
s..p,acL characters. you'll find there's
n c.itnin hurrnn element about all ~
them. After all people who 20 o. the
moyi's like iu Imagine themselves 40
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
Cbild,,n'S Prices VIII tie.
main - ri Present.

Tho ui.1,e s,Arlulc VIII apply on
~ da,s II ihe week al,ar
starting this week. a." WI 'firr
THREE s"ECtNt PROMOTIONS
.r,h week. msiroi vf iwo, rs W.
lly" beep Con.i,fiiHr the Ui- ~
pir,Ir.- W win plrN this NV rricc
- h-,lulr o. l,wrr fhan most cities In
% country
Z nok o,.r ~ Nr,k's nropTnm. "
g. q fat pnplc 4 what W. will
cfirr yuu every week IN the future
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-17
Ell PreSilentG Harding ha n8nfGStal)
Que teIniDala ia CODiGIeDCia del
DCSa[nc pTGStaI3 Su dGNCi0n
al a2uNtO dc Puerto Rico
Las .lIuvias tOrrenCidleS que eStdn ca
yendO en- MdrrueCOS difiCultdn la
~@ continuation de las mdniObrdS de
guerra, dice ell alto mdndO
eSpdHOl
NUNCA Sc MOSTRO MAS HOSTIL L.
OPINION EN- Ell EGIPTO CONTRA L.
SOBERANIA QUE EJERCE
lNCLATERRA
ode EuEsrHo sERv1o1o cAB1EeRAr1co ESPECIALLY

MADRID, noviembre 17.-El Alto
Comisario de Espana en- Africa, Gene
raj Berenguer, denuncia que empieza
a advertise una mayor actividad en-
varios sectores, especialmente en- el
del Gurugu donde los moros estan re-
concentrando fuertes contigentes. Des-
de luego, advierte ell General en- Je-
fe, estan tomadas todas las medidas
para infiigir los moros tan duro
castigo que no osaran intentar nuevas
agresiones.
Las lluvias torenciales que estan
cayendo, diicultan las operaciones, y
aa por ESQ que ell avance,no ha conti-
nuado, en- espera de mejor tempo.
WASHINGTON, noviembre IT,
Ell Presidente Harding ha hecho ma
'nifestaciones en- ell sentido de que al
terminar las conferencias del desarme
prestara la mayor atencion al asunto
de Puerto Rico para 10 cual desea reu-
mir los mayores elementos de infor-
macion. Ell Presidente Sc ha mostra-
do muy reservado con respecto a sus
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-17

WASHINGTON, noviembre IT,
La segunda session de la conferencia
del desarme concluyo con un discurso
de Monsieur Aristides BRAND, presi-
dente de la delegation francesa, dis
curse que ha sido califcado de mas
elocuente que explfeito, prometiendo
mucho sin comprometerse Y a traves
de cuyas palabras irreprochables, ha
podido advertise una velada ironia.
La prensa americana muestrase
muy reservada al comentar ell discur-
so de BRAND que ha dejado una SEN
sacion de inquietud en- los que vieron
mas. en- ell gesto que en- las palabras
del ilustre orador frances, una reti-
cencia muy signifcativa.
WASHINGTON, noviembre IT,
La tercera session Sc llevo cabo aver
microbes, planteandose ell problema
del lejano oriente. Ell Jefe de la de-
legacion japonesa, baron Kato, Sc
mostro partidario del plan americana
de la puerta alberta en- China, compro-
metiendose ell Japon abandonar a
Shantung 81 Inglaterra abandona Wei
halfway Portugal, Macao.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-17
Ell baron Kdto dCeptdrld el plan anne
riCdnO de la puertd alberta en- China 81
Rn Inqldterrd dbdndOnd WeihdWdyy
- EPOrtugdl Macao
LAS NOTAS CARACTERISTICAS DE
LA CONFERENCIA :SON LA INSINCE-
RIDAD Y LA lRONIA
tpn HuEsrRo sEav1c1o cAB1EeaAr1oo ESPECIAL.

: Como Sc advierte en- las manifesto
clones del baron Kato no hay ningu-
ma oferta que pueda ser tomada en-
consideracion-dice Ell Washington
Post-ya que su aceptaci6n de la po-
Utica de la puerta alberta en- China
esta condicionada a 10 que hagan In
glaterra y Portugal.
WASHINGTON, noviembre IT.
Sc afirma en- los cfrculos diplomaticos
que M. Aristides BRAND, ell presiden-
te del Consejo de Ministries de Fran
, cia regresara su pals ell 25 del CO.
rriente despues de declarar que Fran
cia estaria dispuesta aceptar la Ii
mitacion de armamentos Y llegar has
ia ell desarme, 81 Estados Unidos e
Inglaterra lie garantizan la integri-
dad de su territorio.
Las notas caracteristicas de la con-
ferencia son la insinceridad y la iro-
MIA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-17

so el que pueda dar aunque sea POGO
" mas dichoSo tOdavfa el que Sabe dar
con Amino goZoso. en- la seguridad de
que contribuye la obra de Dios, sin
cuyo favor no podrfamoS goZar del i'll
menso privilegio de dar.
La Cruz Roja Americana te pide,
una pequena ayuda la gran obra en-
La cual esta empenada.
No la niegues, ciudadano. Recibe con
afecto IL las damas que van Il solicitar
tn ayuda Elias dan dinero V dan tam
biGn el esfuerZo de Su trabajo a la
gran obra. A II te pedimos dinero so
lamente. y debes saber que es para EN-
plearlo en- causas mobiles Y huenas. No
te niegues 4 clio.
Brfndanos tn ayuda que neceSita ur.
gentemente este pobre pueblo puerto
rriqueiO
Juan y. HHDkc,
Presidente Cruz Roja Americana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-17
LA CAMPANA DE LA Cruz ROJA
CARTA DEL COMISIONADO DE
INSTRUCTION MIR. j. B. HUYKE

La Cruz Roja Americans" que
tantas cosaS buenaS hiZo durantr la
guerra europca ayudando Il nuestros
soldados, estd dispuesta Il realiZar su
programa tie paZ con el mismo interes
con el mismo cello con In miSma acti-
vidad demostradoS en- los dfas de la
guerra.
En- equellos dfas nuestro eSfuerZo Y
nuestra labor contribufan Il una obra
que Sc realiZaba lejos de nuestra is
la.
Ayudabamos los soldados en- los
campos de batalla. en- los hospitales.
Ell las lejanas trincheraS. Sablamos
de muestrO esfuerZo. pero ingnoraba-
mos Ell que Sc manifestaba nuestro es-
fuerZo SometidoS estdbamos In alta
V saba direction que ell tan POGO ITEM
po realiz0 la gran obra final que puso
terminO a la guerra. Hoy el esfuerzo
Sc realiZa en- nuestra isla. Son ues-
trals propias necesidades las que preo-
.cupan nuestra atenci0n.
Son los campesinos nuestros Y nues-
tras pobres familias obreras las que
directamente reciben ell beneficio de
nuestro trabajo.
Ellos necesitan ayuda Y hay que
ayularlos. ''Dar es el mas hermoso de
los priviegios." Asf dijo el poeta. Hay
que dar, hay que dar siempre. Dicho-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-17
Ell LCDO. VARGAS VIA

Acompalado de nuestrO querido
amigo eI Lcdo. Luis NiZcarrond0 V CO.
rGnado. nos ha hccho una amable vi
sta el Lcdo. DarGo Vargas Via, hijo
del gran cscritor, autor de tantos be
Hos libroS que tirncu pn todos los paf-
seS dc Irmgua c>paiIuIH + Puerto Rico
entire elIoS. pnhlico immense.
El Lcdo. Dario Vargas Via. p1;c ha
cstudiado en- LondrrS y r">i,,e habitual
mcntc en- New York. lla yrHido ahora
Il liaSar una trmporatia entire o>DtruS.
acompaiado dc >u %cntil r>po>a y So
ha inStalado cn un piHforcSco chalet
en- el Condado.
Deseamos Slata c~ttucia entire no
sotros a los ScilorrS dc Vargas Villa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-17

impresiones que desea robusteeer tpr
nuevos datos.
LONDRES, noviembre l7.-Las no-
ticias que Sc reciben de Egipto vaa
sembrando una mayor inquietud res
pecto al sesgo que pueden tomar l.
asuntos politicos en- el lejano pals, l..
campana contra la domination ing
sa toma un caracter de exasperaci il
que no habia revestido hasta ahol
~ Sc han dado con frecuencia deSusa-
da, numerosos casos de aggression
contra la fuerza organizada por Ia
Gran Bretana, que ha sufrido muy
sensibles bajas La agitaci6n Ell el
pals es vivisima Y Sc extiende de ma
nera alarmante para Inglaterra.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-17
UN CHOQUE

Aver a las 1890 p. m., en- la Gale
Park, Santurce, el caro- electrico No.
28, guiado por el motorista Felipe Ro-
driguez, No 1863, Y conductor Ramon
Castro, No, 1872, en- ell trayecto de la
Parada AZ la 4212, choco con el au-
tomovil No. 849, del DR.. Francisco j.
Hernandez, que guiaba ell chauffeur
Adolfo Martinez, No. 1543, resultando
el autom6vil con desperfectos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-17
PARA NEW YORK

Lista de pasajeros a bordo del vapor
"Tanamo" con direction a New York
en- noviembre Is, 1921.
E Montgomery Reilly, George Ne.
Clme, Miguel Garcia, Sra. de Besosa,
Santiago Iglesias, Isidoro Cohen, Hen
ry Bursian, sonora Y un nino, George
O. Cox, J. c. Bonner y sonora, William
Bennet, Roberto H. Todd, Carlos To-
TO y esposa, Christensen Henrick, r.
l. Leseman, Restituto Blanco V Pc
dro n. Aznaran.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-17
OTRO CHOQuE

Aver las 1890 p. m., en- Ia carr
terra, Stop 61a, Puel'ta de TERRA,
autom6vil No. 1916, propiedad dc Ca.
los Robles, de Quebradillas, guia
por el chauffeur Rafael Miranda, \
694, choco con una guagua No. Pa
que guiaba su duefio Pedro Mo-,
chauffeur No. 1928, resultando
guagua con desperfectos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-17
JUICIO SUSPENDIDO

Ell juicio por homicidio voluntario,
que estaba seilalado para celebrarse
hoy por la mailAna Ell la sccci0n pri-
mera de la Corte de Distrito, contra
Herm0geneS Fernandez (aD Queche,
fu6 suspendido hasta nuevo sehala-
miento, IL petici0n de la defensa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-17
Ell. SR.. ESTEVES VA EN- LA CONF
SION

Sc da como un hecho Scguro que el
eX Comisionado del Interior Sr Gui-
llermo EStcves, formari parte de Ia
comision que enviaIfi Washington
el Partido Inionista. En- cuanto al Sr.
Giorgetti. no hay hasta la fecha com
probaci0n Official de que forme parte
de la romiSi0n.