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enough to send to Falrmont. How
eYer 1t would be fine to VSeive
the news in camp every evening
apd the fellows are hoping that the
wireless bugs will, bring their appa-
ratus with them.
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Quit Ball Cane For
Grandmothers Funeral

ny NeWbPdPeF EnIsIPEIaS
CHICAGO. July 1.-THE story OF
boys asking permission to get away
from work to attend their grand
motherA funeral and then sneaking
away TO a ball game Is a classic Of
long standing.
Way back in 1905 Charles Taub-
man walked into the office Of j..
a. Hart, then owner OF the Chicago
Cubs. He cleared his throat in
apologize manner.
Missed First Game
~ was wondering, Mr.. Hart" he
said, "it you could let me get away
from the ball game today. / want
TO attend my grandmothcr's. ma.
eral."
And with the request granted IT
was the only bis league game that
Taubman has missed in the past II
years, except on occasions when
both the Cubs and White sox have
played in town on the same day.
Taubman is the fellow who.
pushes the electric button in the
graudstaud that tallies runs. Nhits
and errores on the score board out
in center field.
When the Cubs are in town he's
a Cub fan, When the Sox are play.
Ing at home he's a sox fan.
Used Paint Brush
During the first four seasons Of
hisc ball park duty Chadley worked
at the score board with paint and
brush, getting the results from the
grandstaud by phone.
Taubman was born the same year
that the National league came into
being-1S76. He s..I tho first real
ball game in 1899 vhtn be vbp:
messed the opening Of the old Chi
cago White Stockings tlater the
Cubs) ball park on the West SIDE.
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SUNDAY GAME.

Sunday afternoon the fast Nor.
way team will go 10 Hoult where
they will meet Charley Upchurch's
band Of Reds. This game will be
hard fought and should attract q
large crowd Of local baseball fans
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-14

a Boston chemist has discovered
q solution which when applied 10
cloth makes 1t iireprooH1
Potato flour is again being ship
ped from Holland to the United
States in large quantities.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-14

The Davis Cup International
tennis trophy is to be placed on a
new pedestal.
This cup was donated bF Dwight
F. Davis in 1900 to stimulate in
ertpatlonal interest In the chalked
courts game.
The stimulation took place and
today there are 50 many names Of
winners engraved on the cup that
there isn't room for this years win.
ners.
Hence, Davis has ordered a pedes
tai on which more inscriptions can
be made.
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NOTICE EvERsoN MANAGER.

The manager Of the Eversop
baseball team is requested to can
1851 tonight between 8 and $50.
A fast local ulne wants a game for
Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Chapman.
or anyone else please call.
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Standing Of the Clubs.

Games Today.
New York at st, Louis.
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
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Used Paint Brush

sports realize that the general pub.
lie expects a fair game, the quick.
er this. that or the other sport will
get a secure hold on life.
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Standlnu OF the CIuhs,
Games Today

SAli'sS e6dys
Pittsburgh Mt Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS Results.

festeroays Results.
Cleveland. A: Boston. 9.
Detroit, II: Philadelphia, 5.
Washington, 10: Chicago, Q.
New York. II; st, Louis. l.
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BIZ Cunningham aouttielder, was
recently pafchased by the New
York Giants, nom the Seattle club
OF tho Pacific Coast league
He has heen rated as the best
1y chaser Ia the coast outfit and.
his stick work Ids been eyed b.
many big league scouts.
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@NOW THEY
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Yesterdays Results.
New York, 8; st. Louis, A.
Boston, 8; Chicago, /.
Boston, S; Chicago, 3.
Brooklyn G: Cincinnati, 2.
Pittsburgh.P hiladelphia rain.
STANDING NJ thA cI,,ha
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GAME AT-sAxTER.

Friday evening Of tnls week the
State Street Independents will go
to Baxter where they will play tho
fast Baxter nine in what is expect.
ed TO be a hot battle. Criss will
pitch for the locals. Tho game
will start at 6 o'clock.
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Potato flour is used in the Unit
ed States mostly for the manufac-
ture Of sizing for paper.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-14
Four States
Wins Battle

Four States took a game from
Carolina last. Sunday ga. The
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FAST BATTLE
Is EXPECTED
TEAMS READY
Other News Of Interest for
the Sport Fans in
This Section

The poctprs and the tHoult Reds
will Battle this evening at South
side PARK d o'clock in what should
j very interesting baseball game
The doctors wilt play again tomor-
row evening meeting the speedy
Rod Helt Joints The battery for
The local team tonight has not yet
been annoinced but 1t Will likely
be earf ana Abbott, although Dr..
Long may be given a chance to
tart the game. However 1t is I'm.
Herstood that the Doctors arc saw.
ing Long until tomorrow evening
whom they hope TO get revenge on
The Joints by giving them a good
trimming IN the first meeting Of
these two teams the Doctors were
On tbe short end Of a SO score
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There wiIIEbe a pickup game this
stterroon at Traction Park between
The members Of the Kiwanis club,
which organizatlon Is holding a pic
mic there today. Just what the line
up sslll Ne has not been announced.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-14

Considering the bathing sutts
The giFi wear goodness knows
The skirts are short enough 50
they
Don't Get caught IN their toes.
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.Hs still totes his program OF
that game. It contains the names
Of such historic players as Cap
Arson and Billy Sunday.
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Assfar as Tex Richard Is concern
ed Jaek Iohnsan will not get n
match with Jack Dempsey. And
neither wtli Jess Willard-at least
not ,htil Jess has absolutely con-
vinesd that he can get, into
condition.
il other words Richard is think.
ing about the general public.
Every now and then we read
about some tluke prize fight that
was d sure enough miss-match.
And every missmatch is a slap
III the fight game.
Tie quicker managers of all
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Prince Albert 10
sold h. tdppy red
b1gst tidy red tins,
handsome pound
and hall pound tin
hrInidorS and hnths
pound aystafEiuG
h q N fdoF with
EpeHRa moiatener
TOP,
The New York herald., 1921-01-16
FEAR OF GUILLOTTNE
LEADS TO REPENTANCE
French Prisoner Asks for His
First Communion.

Special Gable to THE NEW YonK HERALD.
Copyright, 1921, by THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris. Jan. 10.
Deathbed repentances are a common
occurrence, but the Paris police have
just encountered the first instance OF a
condemned criminal asking to be al
lowed TO take his first communion be-
fore being led to the guillotine. This
proved TO be the special request for
which the murderer. lie Cardonnei. who
killed police inspector. called in the
State prosecutor.
The date Of the execution was 70 have
been set for the end Of January. but Il
is believed that the priest will recon.
mend an extension 10 permit Of a full
period of instruction In religious prin-
ciplcs. lie Cardonnel already has given
indications OF his conversion by telling
the police OF the hiding places Of several
much wanted criminals.
The New York herald., 1921-01-16
NO LEGAL BIRTH, so HE
LOSES COLLEGE DEGREE
London Youth Finds No Rec
ord Of Registration.

Special Gable 70 THE NEW York HrlsLb.
Copyright, 1891. ~ THE NEW YoRK HEALD
New York Herald Bureau.
London. Jan. ~.
There is a young man In London who
recently discovered that from a legal
standpoint BE do-S not exist and there
fore was never born. TNg worst ~ n
is tnat he doesn't know t-.t or ne IL
going 70 straighten matters out anE rat
Il may result IN his losing a university
degree.
u was in order To take his university
degree that this young man. the third
child I'm q famiy Of five. appii 4 az
Somerset House ihe British depository
OF records) for p |1py OF his birth regis
tration certificate He then found that
although an his bi 'hers and sisters had
been REGISTERED his wn birth apparently
had been ovcrloo' a. Not having q
legal existence he luid not obtain hts
degree, although ous fled in every other
WA. -
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FOR MEN

had in English heather mixtures and
grays. Reduced from S2.so.
Lot No. 20
Mems Two-Tone Lisle Thread
Socks with Clocks,
CSC. pair, $3.50 the half-dozen
Clocks, embroidered on these two-tone
Isle mems socks, make it possible for
them to add unusually fine appearance
to the long service for which they are
noted. Also with striped effects in
stead Of clocks. In black and white
or black and various shades.
The New York herald., 1921-01-16
FOR WOMEN

Hand Clocked Silk Stockings,
s2.65 pair (tax 7c); $500 half
dozen (tax 3oc). =.
For quiet good taste, for serviceability
for long wear, these pure silk stockings
with hand-embroidefed self or con-
trasting clocks are beyond comparison.
The. tops and soles are Of cation.
Formerly s.. 90 a pair.
The New York herald., 1921-01-16
Lot No. 20

Knitted Silk Scarves,
sos (tax 7c); 3 for $3.50 (tax Isc).
Scarves that have been selling at
81. so to $500 are reduced during the
sale to s. IS, an unprecedented value.
Knitted Of pure silk in plain colors, or
with crossbar or bias stripes in many
colors. Also English Spitalheld silk
scarves at the same price.
The New York herald., 1921-01-16
FOR CHILDREN

Lot No. a7
Children's English Golf Stock
ines, $2.35 pair
Comfortable, yet strong and warm,
these heather mixture golf stockings
from England are to be had in sizes
6 %. They sold formerly at s3.7s
a pair.
The New York herald., 1921-01-16
D Clothes for Summer Chimes

VHWUHINS HUH A0TNH11HHH@H
For those who about ie themselves SOuthward
Pacifc-ward b. Altman & Co.'s Store offers
nnun1erable attractions
Frocks Dinner Evening Gowns;
and Sports Suits;
Gowns for tine
Toilet Necessares Complexion Specaes; Perfumes;
Stationery and Leather Goods
The New York herald., 1921-01-16

Lot No. 10
Light Weight Wool Sweaters,
Sl2.50
A variety Of medium weight sweaters
of Angora and Alpaca wool, available
in the seasons most popular colors and
the smartest models will be sold at
SI2.so during the sale. The regular
prices Of these were from sixteen TO
eighteen dollars. Pull-over, with
round or V-neck, and Tuxedo models.
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Loi No. ~
Hand Clocked English Wool
Socks, Sl.95, pair; $il.50 a half
dozen.
Heather mixture cashmere socks OF
English make in Browns, Grays or
Lovats with hand embroidered clocks,
which were S2.75 a pair, are greatly
reduced for the sale.
The New York herald., 1921-01-16
Lot No. IS

:. NVF t'V'
Fine. French Silk Neckwear
$1.95, $11.50 the half dozen.
Hundreds Of designs in French silk
scarves Of the very finest quality,
which are sold regularly at $3.50, are
available during this sale.
The New York herald., 1921-01-16

Lot No. 2I
Pure Silk Tuxedo Sweater, $3.50
Tailored in the distinctive Peck s. Peck
way that insures perfect fit and style,
this pure thread silk sweater in the
Tuxedo model, is delight to the eye
and the touch. It's former price of
S44 90 was not at all excessive for so
fine a thing and its sale price Of S32. 50
means real opportunity. 1t is made
in Black, White, Navy, French Blue,
Turquoise Blue, Orange, Henna,
Corn, Sand, Brown, and Pink.
The New York herald., 1921-01-16

Lot No. I6
Princess" Sheer Silk Stockings,
s3.65 a pair (tax I7c); $2l.00 half
dozen (tax ooc).
Possibly the bcst-known Of all the dis
tinctive Peck s. Peck hosiery, the
extremely sheer silk "Princess" stock
ings are value long TO be remembered
at their sale price. They were S.. so
a pair before the sale. Colors-Black,
White, Taupe, Seal. Beige, Silve5elesh,
and African brown.
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AI,RORDE. .DE.LAYIDk
y8s98}B8agsgSS9aaagg S9ag 1SS3z8@8
La paz de los muertos

de gramfnea, tachonada de palidas mar
garitas Los gigantescos cipreses y saul
ces prestan su sombra, y sus ramajes,
al moverse suavemente por Ia brisa que
los acaricia, forman una como canci6n
la memoria de aquellos seres. las
siemprevivas, lirios, nardos y rosas, em-
bellecen ell paraje, embriagando ell am
biente con sus delicados aromas.
Las tumbas, con sus apasionadas de-
dicatorias, inscritas en- sus l&pidas mar
m6reas, parecen como 81 nos hablarsn,
como 81 nos recordaran vidas pa
sadas Aqui un deudo, ALA el amigo,
aculla un desconocido. Todos, al recor-
darles, nos muestran ell psquefo manus-
critic de sus vidas, iinico tesoro legado al
mundo :. :. 81 pobre y Ell rico, ell blanco
Ell negro, Ell fuerte y ell d6bil hanSa
confundido ALI Ell ell polvo que han
sido reducidas sus materias. :. Del rico,
NADIA queda; del fuerte NADIA existe, y del
negro, iahl, del negro solo queda, un re-
cuerdo. :, Negro 10 fue solo en- Ia tie
ira, pero despu6s de la muerte su alma
hase convertible en- luz, al igual que la
de los otros seres. -. iAyl, pero aqui,
al igual que en- nuestra vida, Sc reaeja
la ostentaci6n. Aun despu6s de la muerta
dejamos rasgos de nuestros egoismos te-
rrestres. Nuestros euerpos, al msrir, no
pueden descansar en- una humilde fosa,
v Sc gastan considerables sumas en- eri--
gir artisticos mausoleos la memoria
de seres, cuyos restos, al corTer del ITEM
po, habran de convertirse EN- MAZDA.
lGastos superfluos! . ivanidades nun.
danalesl Nos aoercamos a esas tumbas
a contemplar la obra del artista, para
admirar su genio, y no para levantar
un pensamiento hasta Dios la memoria
del fenecido.
AQui teneis al senor X.... cuya her
mosa tuntba nos rebela su poderfo en- la
vida. Isera feliz7 Puede; pero no, quiz
z&s, como Ell pobre que a su lado descan-
sa, quien en- su rotacion por la vida, apu-
r6, hasta las heces, la copa de la amargu-
ra del dolor. 5Qu6 ha sido de su dine
ro? NADIA. Solo llev6 consigo las buenas
obras que hizo.
ALI teneis a la senora g.. quien,
dada su posici6n social y alto abolengo,
crey6 justo humillar y despreciar la
infeliz mujer, que no pudo disfrutar de
mas riquezas que las que lie deparara
ell Destino: su noble coraz6n Costosoa
marmoles es todo cuanto resta de esq
ser todo vanidad, todo orgullo
Mas no sigamos profanando, con
nuestra invocation, la nrernoria de esos
hermanos. (Ante Dios, todos somos her
manos). sus faltas pasadas va han sidd
reparadas son feiices. -.
...Y yo pienso: iCuando llegara mi
hora. lcuando sera Ell momento .!
Vicente SANABRIA.
Catafio, diciembre de 1921. lM
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Dos bTiIIantes actOs

La Association Medica de Puerto
Rico celebrara su Asamblea los dfas
II v 18 del corriente en- esta ciudad.
A IA. una de la tarde del IL en- la
oicina de la Association Sc reunira
Ia Junta Directive, Consejo y Cana
ra de Delegates, donde Sc trataran
asuntos de orden administrative y
de interes general pam la profession,
eligiendose la nueva Directiva.
FL sabado IL las s p. M. dara
principle la session cientffca en- ell sa
Ion de actos de Ia escuela Roman
Baldorioty de Castro. En- la session
cientifica Sc Unitarian temas de gran
interes relatives todas las ramas
de la medicina, especialmente aque-
Has intermediates propias de nues-
tro pals. Esta reunion continuara to
do el dfa domingo hastl las cinco
de la tarde, en- que scra clausurada
la Asamblea.
En- la tarde del sabado IL de 3 a
5 P. M, en- la misma escuela, Ia Aso
ciacion Beneflctora de Ciegos de P.
r., Ell representation del Comite Ma
cional para la Prevention de Ia Ce-
guerra, dara una demonstration cine
matografca instructive sobre tan i'm
portante asunto.
x estos actos pueden concurrir to-
dos aquellos medicos no asociados y
personas interesadas en- asuntos de
la medicina.
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6
Sab0 I'd. 10 que SignltiCa
EI RiSda|

ADMINISTRATORS unionistas en- el ITEM
po que llevan, no han cometido otras
faltas mas que las de no limpiar sola-
res privados, no impedir que IN. pobre
mujer tenga su alumbramiento donde
Ia sorprenda la hora crftica, cobrar dos
dollars demas a un consumidor de aqua,
y disponerse construir una planta
electrical como un medic de defensa de
los intereses de los contribuyentes, quie
mes hoy pagan precios excesivos a la
compafiia de Luz El6ctrica, han demos
trado que saben hacerlo bastante bien,
a pesar de todo el daao que maliciosa-
mente hicieron sus antecesores para ha-
cerles fracasar?
Creemos en- verdad que 81 el 81. Eche
varria, con su gran experiencia inte-
ligencia, con sus deseos de encontrar
motivos de critica contra los vcncedo-
res, despu6s de estar callado durante
todo un afio y dedicado a observar y
fiscaIizar los actos de Ia administration
unionista, no ha podido encontrar otros
motivos de Queja que los que 81 mismo
ha formuIado en- su memorable y gran
diosa carta, los ADMINISTRATORS de San
Juan, Ell Sr. Traviesc y los caballeros
que ie rodean, sus cotnpaneros. no sus
satellites, han demostrado ser dignos de
La confianza que en- ellos depositcron no
solamente sus correligionarios, sino tam
bi6n muchos republicanos respetables y
muchOs americanOs continensales.
Gracias por la publication de esta
carta, humilde defensa que de sus CO.
rreligiOnarios hacen, sus compatriotas
y $. $.
vARIos CoNTRTBUYEETEs.
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ATistocIatiCa b0da

En- la noche del sabado co1trajeron
matrimonio en- la capillasdel "Asilo de
Miles,, de Santurce, el muy distingui
do y correcto caballero DR.. Arturo L.
Carri6n, graduado en- la Umversidad
de Medicina de la Habana, v la bella
y apreciabilisina Srta. celia Mufioz
Santaella, hija del prestigioso caballero
don Jose Mufioz Rivera.
Fueron padrinos de tan lucida cere
monia don Rafael Carri6n, hermano de
don Arturo, y dofa Rafaela Santaella
de Muhoz, madre de la contrayente; y
testigos los cultisimos caballeros don 10
Sc Martinez Llonin v don Arturo Mora
les, Quien durante varios afios ha sido
Redactor COrresponsal dc Ell MUNDO
en- la capital de la Gran Antilla.
Aunque la ceremonial fuE- intimd, asts
theron a ella numerosos amigos. asi CO.
mo tambi6n Ia familia de los con-
trayentes.
Terminada la ceremonial religiosa en-
la que ofci6 Ell Rdo. P. Torres, Admi-
nistradof Eclesiastico de Puerto Rico,
trasladaronse los novios Q invitados q
la residencia de los padres de la con-
trayente, donde fueron agasajados y
obseQuiados esplendidamente, con la
cortesia v distinction que caracteriza a
los duefios de aquel hogars
Tante el DR.. Carri6n, como la que
es hoy su dignisima esposa, recibiercn
infnidad de valiosos belIos rogalos,
10 Due ha puesto una vez mas de re-
lieve las numerosas simpatias que dis
frutan en- nuestros altos cir.ulos So
ciales.
Los nuevos esposos, quienes desea-
mos una existencia venturosa. han f.
jadO su residencia en- un hermoso s'cha
l6ts' de Santurce.
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a.. .lMuerto?. -. IHe dicho bten?
Y, Ique signiflca esa frase? -. /. La cnsa
mas sencilla: algo que vivid y que, por
una otra causa ha dejado de vivir,
Iverdad?. -. Por ejemplo, un ser que
convivi6 con nosotros en- este calamito-
SO mundo, y, que, al arrebatarnoslo la
Intrusa, su coraz6n dej6 de latir de una
vez para siempre. He ahi un muerto,
nj mas nj menos. Y habra quien tenga
raz6n,-no 10 dudo-&f abrigar tai GREEN
cia. Sin embargo, yo no soy de la misma
opinion y considero un absurdo sezne-
jante teoria. Mas bien creo que debie-
ramos continuar llamandoles vivos,--no
veo Ia raz6n para que asi no sna--,
esos seres que nos abandonan, porque
ese hecho que aqui denominamos muerte
es simplemente un cambio momentaneo
Pudi&ramos lamarle un viaje a regio-
nes ignotas; Ell regreso a nuestro hogar
Selariego, nuestra patria que nos re-
clama. -. Porque de ALI vinimos y alli
hemos de regresar. =, Els que log muer-
tos viven, lector, no 10 dudes. Invocas
a cualquier amigo ser va extinto ",
al instante, te convenceras de que vi
We; 10 menos vivira, por ese momento,
en- tn mente. -.
81, ahora vamos verlo. :.
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CHILE ENvIA UNA NoTA CON-
MINATORIA AL PERU

VALPARAISO, diciembre 1S.-El
gobierno ha enviado una nota en- ter
miiios conmiHatorios al Peru, pidien
dole con toda urgencia que verifque
d ia mayor brevedad eI plebiscio en-
las provincias de Tacna y africa, Sc
gun habn prometido hace algun item
po.
Aunque Sc cree que esta peticion
sera debidamente atendida por el Pc
I'd, Ia prensa chilena excita al go
bierno para que, en- provision de una
possible negative, tome las medidas
necesarias para hacer prevalecer eI
derecho que le asiste.
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LA vACANTE QUE OCURRIRA
EN- Ell SUPREME

Por informes que Sc han recibi-
do del Norte nos hsmos enterado de
que suena eI nombre del Lcdo. SalA
vador Mestre, actual Attorney del
pals, para llenar la vacante que en-
virtud de la renuncia del Juez-presi-
dente, ocurrira Ell pr6ximo mes de
enero.
Ell rumor nos 10 comnnic6 un alto
funcionario pdblico, que nos merece
entero credito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-14
LA PRENSA AMERICANA coMENTA
LA FORMATION DE LA CUADRUPLr
ALBANIA

WASHINGTON, diciembre 1S.--Los
peri6dicos de la naci6n comentan favO-
rablemente las clausulas referentes al
problema del PacificO que cOntiene 81 pac
to que Francia, Inglaterra, Jap6n v los
Estados Unidos estan a punto de rati-
fcar.
Los diarios comIentan tambi6n las ex-
plicaciones del senador Lodge sobre 81
tratado, Ell cual ha sido ealifcadO por
Lodge como eel retorno al espiritu del
sentide com1n, del cual el mundo estaba
desprovisto.
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iOh!, iQue hermoso es el cementerio! (!
iCuanta mansedumbrel Que grato y en-
cantador seria descansar entire los muer-
tos, alejado por complete de nrAestros
enemigos terrenales, que nos hieren, que
nos humillanl icuanta tranquilidad,
cuanta ,dicha, cuanta felcidadl He ahi
un librc alberto, plet6rico de leyenda :.
Las mdltiples cruces y panteones for
man luengas hileras, y en- cada lapida,
como tinico pensamiento a todos, Sc lee
una inscription: ''R. ]. P.' (si, ellos
disfrutan de paz, mientras nosotros vi
vimos en- continua desesperada h-
cha). A su alredor, podada por delicadas
y curiosas manos profanas, crecs la ver-
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ImpOTtante tratado
VIA "ALL AMERICA CABLES

WASHINGTON, diciembre 13. -
Los representatives de Inglaterra, Es
tados ,Unidos, Francia Y Jap6n fir
maron en- la manana de hoy el traba
do de alianza para resolver de CO.
nun acuerdo los problemas del pa
cifco. Dicho tratado estara en- vigor
por espacio de diez amos.
Varios representatives a las Confe
rencias del desarme han anunciado
que dentro de breves dias partiran
de Washington para sus respectivos
paises: Entire ellos fgura ell Maris-
cal Foch, quien saldra mafapa con
rumbo a Fnlncia.
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Ell JovEN ARECIBENO RAFAEL
MARIN COLOCA Ell NoMBRE DE
PUERTO RICO EN- PRIMER TERMT-
mo, EN- LA UNIvERsIDAD DH
Harvard

En- la Universidad de Harvard ha
obtenido un gran triunfo el joyen are
cibeno Rafael Marin, hijo- del Lcdo.
don Angel Manuel Marin, de Arecibo.
FL joven Marin estudia mediciaa en- di
cha Universidad, Y ha obtenido 81 nj
nero uno entire todos los estuaiantes
que cursan artes nberales y ciencias,
pOseyendo 81 diploma de Bachiller. el