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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-21
DE NutsTRo sER1 n 20 cABLl GRAFlco EsrEuA,

'uerzaS miliiarcs briianicas del
nvcndlo he la estaci0n de pcl,..a
lie Cork Y de oiros importantes
'lilicios de Ia ciudad hcchos co.
elt,oS para achac.lrselos a los
il' idarios dc la independence
"a Irlaada. Las pruebas presen-
tadas 10 son concluyentes. pero
Y nncloS indicios merecedores
"A sc les presto atenci0n.
Petrogrado. enero 2l,-El Go
bie-no ha instituido la orden mi
.!tar llamada Bandera Roja, sien
do los primeros condecorados con
esta insignia Leon Kameneff, CO.
misiona,lo de los soyiets ante ell
gobierno britanico Y el general
ruy. jcfe de la caballerla
Bilbao. enero 2l.-El compl0t
tcrrorista que Sc venia urdiendo
Ell esta ciudad ha sido tOtalmen-
te descubierto por la policia. Los
conspiradores habian sentenciado
muerte variOs directories de
empresas Y al periodista Enrique
Bustet que Sc ha significado en- la
lucha contra los crimenes del sin
dica!ismo. III nimero de presos
considerable, Sc espera que han
de llacerse hoy algunas sensacio
nales detenciones de personalida'
les muy significadas.
Madrid, enerO 2l.- El Senado
ha dado I'M votO de confianza a
~iobierno para resolver la huelga
de los empleados del ramo, de Ha'
cienda. como 10 crea OpOrtuno
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-21

exterior declar0se partidario dc
conservar Y robustecer las allan
zas hechas en- los campos dc ba-
talla.
Paris. enero 2l.-El Jefe del
GObiern0 Frances, Monsieur
BRAND. ampli6 sus declaraciones
acerca de la pOlitica exterior que
ha de seguir Francia, manifesian-
do que. 81 bien ell Gobierno fran
ces no impedira que los ciudada-
nos particulares reanuden el in
tercambio comercial con Russia,
Francia no reconocera ningln
Cob. russo q. carezca de s0lidas ga
rantias. Ell discurso de BRAND
esta siendo objeto de acaloradas
discusiones. Los elementos mill
taristas encuentran cierta deLili-
dad en- las declaraciones del iefc
del GobiernO.
LOndres, enero 21.-El partid0
laborista irlandes acusa ante la
Camara de los Comunes a les
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-21
IN|PRES}|OON||ES De JN V|AJER0
CdrtdS eSpeCidleS a "El ImpdrCidr
Dor Rafael COnt6
La DesameriCdnizdCi6n de FrdnCid

desarroHo dc los difrcRtcs dtdtcc-
fos hispdno "A mericdRos. Cuando le
manifesto que 81 Su viaje no tenia mas
finalidad. que esa, podia haberse que
dado ncasa, porque en- la America
Espailola no so, hablaba mas idioma
a,,e a espailol, me llam0 ignorante
tasf con todas sus letras) y a rem
gl5n seguido, con ese tono de suiicien-
cia que solo un frances es capaz dc
usar, declare, con beneplacito dc va
rios compatriotas suyos que la oian
cmbobados, que la literature cspafo-
la 10 existfa en- el verdadero sentido
do Ia palabra, que nuestra lengua, por
su pobreza, no sc prestaba esas ele-
gancias sutilezas que forman el es-
tilo literafio, Y que ella, con excep-
cion del Quijote (pulido y enriqueci-
do por los traductores franceses) no
conocfa nlnguna otra obra espanola
digna de figirar en- la biblioteca de
una persona de buen gusto.
No recuerdo en- este momento 81 fue
esa misna seiiora la que con aplomo
soberano afirm6 un dfa que los ma
carrones, buenos induGablemente, Sc
rfan mejores ' resultarfan mas gratos
al paladar 81 los italianos los supie-
ran guiSar.
Comprenderfan ustcdes, que una
gente que lleva su desden por todo 10
que no es propio hasta el punto de
negar la existencia de la literatura
espaiola Y 81 arte de los cocineros
italianos para gulsar los macarrones,
diffcilmente puede aceptar con rego-
clio las inovaciones que no SOLO a
los franceses sino a casi todos los eu-
ropeos-se les antojan peligrosas e
innecesarlas que aquf como en- todas
parties, shas tratado de introducir Ell
genio inQuieto ' ultra moderno de los
norteamericanos. Para estos pueblos
de Ia Europa continental, deliciosa-
mentc arcaiccs y bcatfiicamente SON
nolientos. la innovacion yankee, con
su inevitable acompanamiento de
ideas nueras v proccdimientos nue.
vos ha 'sIdo una yerdadera calamidad.
Sc habla "a muy seriamcnte de lc
pcrB qmoicaia, Y para coniurarlo Sc
ha rocurrido al eastado expediente de
rechazar acknowledgements todo 10
amcricanc
conriene adyerlir " ahora hablo
zo|amonp oe rrancia) quo 10 que
mas irrIia = oncocora este pueblo
ten sfande } tan qisno do admira-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-21
IA ULTIMA PELICULA. tai
VEZ LA MAS IDEAL. QUE RE-
pRESENTAN DOS NOTABLES
ARTISTAS DEL SILENCIO

Despues de representa- inhni-
dad de papeleS. en- que hacian las
veces de prometidas o noyias, en-
las mGltiples obraS enfOcadas en-
la pantalla. la espiritual Constan-
ce Talmadge, une de las estrellas
americanas del Cine Y su insepa-
rable Dorothy Gish, otra notable
artista. comparecierOn zen perso-
ma. no en- pelicula, ante el Juez
Albert s. Meady. de Greenwich,
Connecticut, ell Dia de Navidad,
acompahadas de sus correspon-
dientes novios de verdad", para
prestar iuramento matrimonial.
En- aouel actO no hubo maquinas
fotograticas, nj directories de esce-
na, nj decoraciones falsas. nj NADIA
que indical'a sc trataba de una
comedia, simplemente iban con
'sus dos prometidos y demas tes-
tigos al acto, que sc lleyo cabo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-21

civilizado del universe Y decirle
SUI pueblo: "Querido amigo mfo; eres
Ia mar de- simpatico, te quiero cntra-
iiabIemente ticnes much0 chic; pc
no, por Dios y por todos los santos! I!
Afeitate las barbas y los bigotazos' )
baiiate todos los dfas; instala en- tus
viviendas telefonos, inodoros J apara-
tos de calefacci0I; ldstrate las botas;
usa, Ell vez de lapices plumas, ma
DUMAS dc escribir; simplitica tus ope-
raciones mercantiles con la maquina
de suthar; no guardes tn dinero en-
viejas gavetas de MADEIRA, pOrque hay
algo mejor, mas seguro, mas praeti-
co mas decente, que 70 he inventa-
do ) Sc llama la GAIA regitsradora !;
limpia, fumiga y modernlza tus horri-
bles edificios pdblicos y sobre todo, su
prime Ia molestfsima costumbre de re
partir proplnas dies'ro Y sincstro.
no solo porque "nada lay q. sea tan
mortificante Y cngOrroso para el que
las da sino porquc es humillante y de-
primente para el que las recibc."
A nadie. por mucha ecuanimidad
que tenga, le puede agradar que lie
suelten semejante discursito y menos
a un frances, v mucho menos adn 81
es parisicnse. Los americanos Sc han
hecho rcos dc un dellto que Ia Fran
cia no pcrdona: han tonido la osadia
de hallsr defectos y deficiencies en- la
vile Lumidre. :.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-21
SOCIEDAD INDUSTRIAL
"LA CONSTANCIA", INC
Fdbrica de Pdstas para Sopd,
PONCE, p. r..

Celebrada la Junta General Ordina-
ria Ell la tarde del lines II del CO.
rriente mes de enero, de acnerdo con
10 que disponen los Estatutos de es-
Ia Corporation, entire otros partieula-
res Sc di6 cuenta del Balance General
practicable el 81 de diciembre pasado,
siendo aceptada la distribution de los
heneficfos ell Ia forma propuesta por
In Junta de Directories, y. despues de
haccr las correspondence asignacio-.
mes para la Junta de Gobierno, depre-
claci6n dc maquinaria, etc, reserva
para contribuciones y conservation de
etlificios. gratificaci6n al personal de
la fabrica, Sc declare como dividendo
correspondents al afo 1920, la suma
dc $1,000 por acci6n dc 100000, pa
gaderos en- o antes del 81 de enero
corrientc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-21

cion v respeto bajo otros espectos) es
que en- el fondo de su conciencia, aun-
oue pTblicamente sc guarde bien de
proclamarlo, Sc We obligado a recono-
Ger que muchfsimas de las ideas, pro-
uedimientos y adn productos indus
triales que rechaza solo por su pro-
cedei ,ia yankee son infnitamente su-
perioses los propios. Tratarase dc
un pafs dc simples choriceros enrique
cldos, de IN pals sin ideas propias, sin
iniciativas, que despues de haber pues
to sus hombres, su dinero sus bu-
Ques al servicio de Ia Francia heroi-
camente vencida; Sc hubiera conside-
RADIO bien pagado con una sonrisa su-
perivilizada ' un par de. graciosos
saludos vcrsaJlescos, y podemos Ve-
ner la seguridad do que, para Ia ge-
peralidad de los franceses, los Esta-
dos Undis seguiran eiendo un gran
pats; pero los yankees, demasiado en-
prendedar,s excesivamente moderni-
zadores, imprudentemente innovadores
han tenido el atrevimiento de prcten-
der darlc a Ia gran rcpdblIca europea
una lecci6n completa do civilisacion
siglo Xxx. y este ha sido un error.
porque 81 80 miran bien las cosas,
=.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-21

Robert Firman, un obrero ame-
ricano que toda 81 vida ha traba-
jado en- las labores del mar ha
ll6ndose en- La mayor,de las pebre-
zas como consecuencia de la ho-
rrorosa crisis por que atraviesan
los Estados Unidos, ha anunciado
IA yenta de su persona por un nd-
nero de amos, en- la suma lie dos
mil quinientos dollars, para sal
var su pobre familia de las garras
del hambre. Incapacitado para in
gresar en- el ejercito Q la marina
durante la guerra Y deseando SER,
vir a su pals en- algo, Sc alisto en-
Ia marina mercante, y desdc aluel
tempo estaba de seryicio en- los
Grandes Lagos. Hace nn mes re-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-21

New York. enero 2l.--l.Os fa-
osos pugilistas Dempsey Y Car
entier han depOsitado cada unO
ma fianza dc cincuenta mil pe.
'os, garantizandO la celebration
el match concertadO .en julio,
obablemente en- Inglaterra en-
Canada Con este motivo EN-
,iezan a combinarse apuestas de
llguna consideration.
Paris, enero 81. - Monsieur
BRAND en- un discurso, en- la Ca
mara de los Diputados, aver, ex-
plic6 la politica del Gobierno, d.
ciendo que tratara por todos los
medios de obtener el exacto cum
plimiento del tratado de Versa
lies, sin emplear violencias que no
sean extfictamente indispensa-
bles. Refiriendose a los profile
mas financieros dijo que estdn re-
sueltos 81 Alemania cumple los
compromises de indemnizar a
Francia, Y acerca de la politica
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-21
RUTH CLIFFORD EN-
Ell TEATRO AMERICA

Ell TEATRO AMERICA
Merced a la cortesia de la "Por
TO RICO Photorlay CO., la genial
artista Ruth Clifford Sc presenta-
IA malana sabado, en- ell escena-
rio del Teatro America, de los Sc
ilores Crosas Y Co
La sei1orita Clifford que es una
lie las vcrdaderas estrellas del ar
'e mudo. dirigira una breve salu-
taci6n al p1blico de San Juan,
siendo interpretada por un culto
ioven de csta localidad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-21

con toda felicidad. Miss Gish case
con James Rennie, m actor de al.
guna popularidad. Mis- Talmadge,
con John Pial0glou. un rico i'm
portador y eXportador de tabacos.
Las dos artiStas habian sido IN
timas amigos desde hacia muchoS
aiios Y habian jurado folmalmen-
te casarse el mismo dia la
misma hora Asi 10 han hecho,
porque ambaS tinen tanta palabra
como belleza. V 10 han efectuado
a los u anos de e,lad. segun decla-
raron al .juez, IA menoS que hayan
iurado una falscdad, como acos-
tumbran en algunos papeEes por
elias Representatives. Lo cual no
seria 81 no uh simple pecadillo,
prcpio de la juventud femenina.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-21
Eel lMPARcIALr EN- sANTURcA

Solicftese en- el Kiosco de don Elias
valle. Parada 10. Frente a Ia "Farma-
ella Ramos y la Fuente de Soda do
Infanz6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-21
Francia tratara de obtener por todos
los medios el cumplimiento del tratado
de Versailles, sin apelar a innecesarias
violencias

Los "S0vetS han creddo Ia Orden de Ia Bandera Roa
han CondeCordd0 dos perS0ndS ella. Ell COmplO te
n0riStd de Bilbao eSta Competdmente en- deSCuDe0 La
huelgd de los empcddOS de hacienda las
rdmifCdCiOneS que tiene
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-21

gres6 a su hogar, naOlendo queda-
do cesante. Y despues lie infruc-
tuosas pesquisas para buscar ira
bajo, ha yisto asomar por la puer-
Ia de su casa el fantasma de La
miseria, amenazandole a FL. su es-
posa V su hijo, que es su hnico
consuelo en- el mundo. Desespera-
do, al fin, ha publicado el anuncio
de referencia, ofreciendose EN- ven
ia temporal, para solucionar du-l
rante el tempo en- que permanez-
ca "esclavo" de quien 10 compre,
la precaria situacion que pone en-
riesgo' la vida de los seres mas
queridos de e..
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IRISH AGREE TO
PEACE SESSION
Accept British Invitation to
Meet September 20

DUBLIN. Sept i2.--sinn Fsin's
reply 10 the British invitation 10 =
conferences al Inverness on septem-
Der 20, was forwarded to Premier
Lloyd George today. u wan officially
announced here. Tho note OF the
Dali Eiresnn accepts the British
premicrs Invitation.
II was reliably reported here today
that Sim Fcin's delegation TO Inver.
ness September 20 would be President
Eamonn Do Valera. Arthur Griffith.
Herbert Barton. Prof MacNsili and
Erskins Children
The presence OF Do Valera AZ the
head Of this Slim Fcin plenipotsntiax-
Lon win oouasion surprise In visw Of
the fa4.t that he was authoritatively
reported 10 have ceded his place 10
Griffith.
All informed Slim Feinerp may b.
released before the proposed confer.
ence between the British cabinet com.
mitteo and Sim Fein pIenipoten-
tiaries at Inverness. Il was reported
today.
Following the speech Of Michael
Collins. In which tho republican com.
mander In chief declared there were
stu $4,000 Irish men. women and
children suffering because more than
$500 Sim Friners were stiil held in
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
GRAND OPERA
STARTS OF PAGE ONE

ncra enter the house.
Scsne. chamber Of Or. Bartholo.
rosins knows the count only a. Ian.
dorc. and writes 20 him. she IL Just
leaving when BasIiIo enters. narth.
oio suspects the count and Basilic
Aivixrs putting him out Of the way.
When the two have gone. RostnR
ana Figaro enter. he asking for .
few words for Lindoro. which she
has already written. BertA trirs 10
pass thru the exit. but meets .
drunken soldier. She - frightened
and rushes to Bsrtholo for protec.
ton. Bartholo endcavors to remove
the supposed soldier. but docs not
succeed Tho count manages to sce
Rosina ana Whispers that he In Lin.
dorc. Gives her . letter. and she
hands the watching BArthoio . list
OF the wash.
When Basilio. Figaro and Berta
disappear. the noise attracts the
watch. Rarthoio believes the count
has been arrested. but Almaviva
mentions his name TO the officer and
is released. Bartholo and Rasilio arc
astounded. but Figaro makes spor,
OF them.
Act Ir.--Almaviva again appears ai
the house OF the doctor. this time dis
guiscd as . tutor. substituting for
the supposedly ajling Basiiio. who
gives lessons TO Rosina. In order
not TO be alone with Rosina. the doc
tor has himself shaved by Figaro
when Basilio appears he Is brihcd
BY Figaro to appear an invalid
Bortholo detects tho trick. drives
every one from the room and PUSHES
10 q notary TO draw up . marriagv
contract between himself and Ro
sina- When Basiiio returns. he and
Figaro witness the signatures to q
marriage between the count and Ro
sina. The befooied Bartholo is paci
fled by being allowed to retain Ro
sina's dowery.
Charles Hacketf win play the roll
OF the Count OF Aimaviva. Angeles
ottein rs Roslna. and Ricardo strac
ciarse a. Figaro.
Others In the cast include Paoi,
Ananian NJ DR.. Barthoio. LHon Roth
ier ~ BAsilio. Louis d'Angelo ~ Flor
clio. Henrietta wakefield NJ Berta
and 0iordano Paitrinieri - an offi
ciAL
Tomorrow the company WIN sin,
'rosca.- with Alice Gentle and Scot
Il: "Wednesday matinee. Geraldin'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-12

postcffics Inspector J. 3. svsnson
has In his po~se1rion Monday an
other letter from ROY Gardner"
Last week swenson forwarded 20
Warden Maioney AZ Mcneil island
pcnitenuary . missive purportinE 20
havs been mailed In Seattle BY the
cscapsd mail train bandit Monday
Maicnsy returned tho ietter. with an.
other received by himssif.
This letter. penciied on cheap pa
per. was mailed In Aberdcen Sept 8.
but 10 dated Sept 10 BY the writer.
Who tells the warden he v feeling
fine and has eaten . good meal
Both letters 6wenson says. are
takeA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-12
100 DEAD IN
TEXAS FLOOD
Bodies OF Al Victims Are
Recovered


TAYLOR. Tex. Sept is.--Bodies of
70 victims OF Fridays and saturdays
storm and resultant floods have been
recovered here today.
No ono was willing TO estimate how
many moro victims there were hero.
Reports from surrounding territory
showed confusion. with damage run.
ming high and communication demon.
aiixed
DALLAS. Ter. Sept 1.-THE
dead IN the flood terror OF Central
Texas win total moro than 100. &c
cording 10 reports reccived hero To
day from the stricken area
Bodies OF ~ victims OF the floods
Of Friday and Saturday have been
recovered at San Antonio. Relief
work II nov under way. and clearing
OF wrcchage. under which more bod
les may b. found. has started
Reports from Taylor stated 30 Mex
leans had been drowned on the farm
of J. NJ. Bowrrn. 10 miles from thai
city. Five were reported dead at Cal
wort and Bryan. Georxesown dis
patches announced tho death Of two
Wharton. where last reports state<
the Colorado river was still rising
has one known dead. and several arr
missing.
II was imposdble to piars tho en-
act estimate ON property damages
Indications. however. from meagcr
reports ar~ that II VIII run into mil
Hons. because Of the ioss IN live stool
and farm bufldinEx Fear was ex
pressed today for the scufhern part o
the state. thru which the mad water
that damaged Central Texas mus
pass
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
GARDNER
STARTS OF PAGE ONE

into the brush. The noise ceased.
Tho roads from the pcnitentiary 10
other portions OF the island are be
ing closely watched since Gardner IL
believed 10 he hiding within "A few
hundred yards Of the prison build.
ingn.
Although waruen Maioney and
several Of the searchern are con.
WINGED that the fugitive has not left
tho island. many OF thu Island ranch.
ers who have been working ~ extra
guards and have been keeping close
tab on the msnhunt. declare that
Gardner would have bean . fool not
20 have reachsd the mainland several
dAys aga
They expcct that he YIN b. cap
turcd hundreds of miles from here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-12
MURDERS TWO
TO Get AUTO
Two Suspects Held With
One Who ConfeSses

CHICAGO, Sept f2.--sesrch for
aocompIiccs Of Harvey Church In the
flendish murder Of Bernard J. Daugh.
crfy and Carl Aurmus. Packard
Motor company saiesmen. nstted two
suspects today.
Church confessed 70 binding and
then beating his two victims 10 death
70 obtain q 1900 Packard d. luxe.
Conflicting statements led police 10
believe he did not commit the crime
unalded. a. he first stated.
Daughsrty's mangied body was
found In the Des PLANES river. His
wrists had been handcuffed- Aus
mus battered body was found buried
face downward In church's garage
The confessed murderer said he
killed the men because someone had
threatened TO Kill his father. mother
and sister II he did not produce .
touring car"
Police raid he killed the saiesnen
10 obtain the car. in which he wanted
10 show off ut Adams. Wis. his
home town. where he was arrested
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Church. par.
ents Of the boy. are being held In 4
downtown hotel for further exami.
nation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-12
Middle-Aged Bandit
Robs Grocery Store

A mi6dis-agcd bandit. wearing .
gray mustaoha Sunday night held
up Paul Thompson. who owns .
grocery store at 4oi ~. both st. and
escaped with $40 In cash. The
bandit walked IN At sd5 .. m. and
ileveied . revolver ut Thompson.
He then calmly rifled the cash
register and fled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-12
Harding Colfing,
Motoring Today

ATLANTIC cfTY. ". J.. Sept H.
~ golf game NJ the scaview club
and = motor trip 70 New York.
where he win attend the theatre.
was President Hardlng's program
today.
Late tonight the president VIII
board the NAyfiover II New York
and start back 70 his desk At wash.
ingson for = week of hard work
preparatory 70 the reconvening Of
congress. which II to act on some
Of the most important admInlstra.
ton measures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-12
Irish Note Touches
Allegiance to KinQ

LONDON. Sept. 1.-THE reply OF
the Dali Eirennn accepting the Brit.
inh invitation IN a conference at
Inverness. September 20. which was
forwarded today, includes . reserva,
ton regarding tina allegiance Of Ire
land 20 the British crown, the Even.
Ing News stated today.
The British cabinets invita- ton
expressly stipulated that Ireiand's
remaining within the empire was .
basic condition Of the conference.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-12

For French pastry look up Boidt's.
advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-12

Search for the drivers Of an auto
npootIs which sunday night injured
the Right Reverend J. r. CrimoHf.
bishop Of Alaska. In front Of the &c.
attic college. on Interiaken blvd-. had
failed Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-12
UNJUST FEE
SYSTEM IS
RESTRAINED
School Board Ordered Ia
Show Cause Thursday;
Children Not Dropped

HfUernhed BY Judge Everett
onlth hun enforcing Monday
mnrning . fec system which 60
erunches en the right Of Scattle's
GAklirm n frcc pnhiic education.
- sclpol bcard h scheduled -
ohey an oss5er nj = m ThurS
~ 70 chow cazzse In superior
cpurt Why b should not b. PR
manemly cumprlAnd 70 abandon
~ attempt at private school
me1h0dS.
Dismissal Of two pupils from the
11ncoln high school was 20 have been
loreed By the hoard Monday morning
k>cnusc their fuxhcr. william w. BAi.
hu1hrne. 1914 n. END ST. refused to
oomply with the boards newiy'adcpt-
q methods.
7hau his attorney. w. ID. Lane.
Gnuantyne obtained his restraining
rnrr against the board from Judge
18th saturday afternoon. following
~ viasts to the school board Friday
- An attempt to set q satisfactory
o11ugtment Of the matter.
The atxack on tl,c fees Is based on
- fnct that they are imposed a. ;
ucndition required befcrs children
~ obtain tnstruc tin-
The answer OF IN school board
nronns to be that the charge Of 81 or
- I semester b too SINAI TO warrant
nroecst: that Il Is IMPOSED In an ef-
ia q reduce tAxes. and that Il COW
- brsakass and wear occAstoned ~
- pupGl
~ rough eatimafss some $4,000 .
nr vsala - rsahss1 thus BY the
I'D. -
S6ss1ane - srssnnsne lM ~
~ = reduction - tAxsas Bal
hneyns = prepaao6 - shaw
Z. ~ IL fees ruurenene TIE
Hnnviest kidd - tnxnf3sn In
1ho2 ~ are lmQDn1 upon =
~ pernnus - sl,nmDors . bur.
- vhsch rightly falls - he
oounmunD1y.
ne vnI anns shsw thal hesvy
naflGieunI charges fer IN wear
- tanr - schssl properly
'22 - aArealy uinAe sn1 the Ills
m co1lecls1 from parents -
eh1nhren attending school.
Bal1nntyns asserts h can himsel1
ny the fees> but he Is opposed to
& lem In principle and he repre-
13onfs several neighbos and large
nombar Of other persons whose
+ cni1drun win - 1sprivsd q IL
oneflts q ths kind 81 sduenfton
4 ~ nssl Y ths tee ~ allowed
- lsgnA
N own son An9un BaIiAn.
trne, - ~ . stuuD1ing tooonI
- taxing . course IN botany and
- ona in woodwor1k. because 81
~ tees. HIS daughter. Florence.
n being checked In her efkoge e
IKE suwing and csekine
s-Thoso fsO,~ BAIhnfyns pe1nt1
ct sfAil entirely % the chtIdren
q me poor bscause they affect
Nooe studies which iend to prepsra-
1pn for Z trade. tn so-ca1Icd
>nlturai studiss are not touched
II the fees
while the iitisntion In the mat.
~ h pending. BaIlantyne's chill.
heen win be protected Ia thar right
- attend school
they explain new hat the stu
1ents were required to choose their
osurses q study last Juns n Prep
npn&iou for TIE opening h the tall
1elnino w1s san ~ that tine h
Eoeard 70 any feeA becauDc The ~
1vslsm had not been established
On their return to school, however
1bey found the fees In effect and the
I'd tape accompanying an effort "a
\ changs the course Of study chosen
1nst June almost tnsurmounfable.
'-Ths justice q an thsss matter,
h Ne Will thrssh cut Thurrday morn
tng.~ Ba1lantyne saiA- "A largo mum
- q paFemen IN This city ars wait
~ ~ saxtsca10bry answers IRON IN
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