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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-10-21
The zebra's stripes.

The Zebra's Stripes.
Little Freddy-Oh, papa, what do
you think I saw at the park today?
Papa-Well, what was 1t?
Little Freddy-A funny little horse
that had its bathing suit on.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-10-21

Do Happenings Of the Week
Condemned tor Benefit Of
Busy Readers.
TOLD N FEW WORDS
kosNele culled From News Of Moment
Ia Al Parts 81 the World-0S
Interest q Al the peopie
Gvoeywhere.

- AN porto 81 90o Woet0-Oy
Interest . Al the Peopis
9verywhers.
Washington
Washington-Appointment Of Edwin
- Shepherd Of Chicago, q former lieu
tenant colonel in the army, ~ comp
troller Of the United States Shipping
board was announced.
Neutrality-suspicious. by the De-
partment Of Justice as to investiga-
ton Of the Ku Klux Khan will await
action BY Congress on the proposed in
Quiry. Attorney General Daugherty
said.
Washington-Senator Kenyon, Re-
publican, Iowa, informed President
Harding that he could not consider at
the present time acceptance of the
federal j~udgeship Of the Northern Iowa
district.
Washington-The shipping board
would lease idle tonnage for 81 q
month for the hauling Of coal abroad
Il private ship wne approve the
plan, Chairman A. D. Lasker has an.
n0unced.
Neutrality-suspicious. G. Slattery.
United States attorney for the North
ern district OF Kentucky. was re.
moved from Office by President Hard.
Ing on recommendation OF Attorney
General Daugherty.
Washington The long disputed
question Of wholesale dealers In sacra.
mental wines being permitted to do
business under the national prohibit.
ton laws has been put to the Depart.
ment OF Justice for decision.
Washington-Despite solemn warn
iAgs that It was voting to violate the
Hay-Pauncefote treaty, the senate
passed the Borah bill exempting
American coastwise shipping from
payment Of Panama canal tolls. The
vote VS. ~ to 81.
Warrington 49, Former President
woodrow Wilson probably viii be in
vited 70 attend the ceremonies 1t Ar
1ington national cemetery Armistice
day, when the body Of an unknown
AnsFlcan soldier will b buried with
high honors, Secretary Of War J. w.
weeks said today.
Sporting
Havana-Harry Willis. Negro heavy.
weight pngilist, knocked out Cunboat
Smith IN ! minute and Z seconds Of
fighting.
New York-Frederick B. Lieb OF
New York, was elected president of
the Baseball Writer'S association Of
America.
Minneapolis - Minnesota's gallant
Gophers pounded Northwestern's
Purple warriors to a pitiful pulp in the
arst conference game Of the season at
Northrop Field by Z score OF 2S to 0.
Omaha-Mike Gibbons, st. Paul
middleweight o~utpointed Joe Herrick
u Omaha. II : 10-round boxing exhi-
hilton here. Gibbons repeatedly let
his man stay II when Herrick was out
a his fest.
Buffalo. n. Y.-Tommy Gibbons, st.
Paul heavyweight added another
knockout 70 his string OF victories
when he nattened Clay Turner, New
Fork Indian, ii the first 30h seconds
u : scheduled Is round bout here.
Domestic
Los Angeles, Calif.-Bonus pay
Donts Tor World War veterans not dis
ahaed wess opposed by the American
Bankers, association.
fogales, Aris.-Persons arriving
fp0m nfav3rn rAnorfnA there had
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-10-21
MRS. HAYDOCk
SAVED FROM
I'M OPERATION
Followed Advice Of Her
Druggist's Wife and Took
LYDIA E. Pinkham's
Vexetable Compound

Chicago, M.-"I was in bed with 2
female trouble and inflammation and
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-10-21
Clear AZ Mud

Clear as Mud.
Some folks eat to live. they say.
And others live to eat.
But l am just the other way
Ny system can't be beat
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-10-21

"She was a salesperson before a mu-
steal comedy scout found her."
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-10-21

Birds.
"When the pie was opened the birds
began to sing"
II know, I've been one of those
birds at q banquet"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-10-21
Joyously Modern

Don't you wish you were q boy
again?"
"And have no motion pictures or
phOnOgraphsl Not for worlds I"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-10-21
Another Ayphenate

NUOSU0V VJyVVSUNI0s
Clerk (issuing dog license)-What Is
the name OF your dog. madam
Naughty Dame-Her name is Fi-d,
spelled with a hyphen, please.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-10-21

MUST NAVE An OBJECT
"Can you get your wife to econo-
mice"
"8ometimes. Al! depends on how
we ere going to blow the money We
oavo."
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-10-21
Had It Before.

This stage beauty is a naughty
creature"
"Her hauteur Is not acquired,
though"
Nor"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-10-21

s.
W. IN.
MUST HAVE AN OBJECT
"can you get your wife to econo
mice"
"~sometimea. Al! depends or how
We ere going to blow the money We
save"
Clear as Mud.
Some folks eat to live. they say.
And others live to eat.
But ! am just the other way
Ny system can't DO bea
Definition.
"What is your idea Of O true states
MANI"
"A true statesman" replied Senator
Sorghum, 'is a man who feels the
pulse Of the people and then prescribes
what he honestly believes IL good for
them instead Of prescribing a patent
medicine in which he is interested"
Gave II Up, Anyway.
She (pouting)-You said two years
ago, before we were married, that
you'd go through fire and water for
me.
He-I guess you misunderstood me.
dear. I probably said I would give
up frewater for you. and l did.
didn't II
Had II Before.
This stage beauty is a naughty
creature
"Her hauteur is not acquired.
though"
MOP"
"She was a salesperson before a mu-
steal comedy scout found her."
Two or Three.
Country COusin-Well, went
through your beautiful s~tatehouse to-
dey.
City Host-That's nothing to brag
about. / know two or three fellows
living right here In Boston wh0've
been through Il.
Birds.
"When the pie was opened the birds
began to sing"
Il know. I've been one of those
birds at q banquet"
No secreta
Wife-I'm disappointed In Mabel.
She seemed to- be such a confiding
girl.
Hub-And she hasn't anything to
confide. Ell?
The zebra's Stripes.
Little Freddy-Oh. papa, what do
you think / saw at the park today?
Papa-Well. what was 1t?
Little Freddy-A funny little horse
that had its bathing suit on.
Joyously Modern.
Don't you wish you were a boy
again.
"And have no motion pictures or
phonographsl Not for worlds!"
Another H~yphenats.
Clerk (issuing dog license)-What Is
the name OF your dog. madam?
Naughty Dame-Her name is E-d,
spelled with a hyphen, please.
A Joint Production.
Newedd-My dear. this pie Is q
poem. Is II your own work?
Mrs. Observation-Disclosures cook
collabOrated.
How He Described Il.
De Style-l saw Miss Hifyer at the
opera. and she had on a fairy dress
made Of very flimsy material.
Gunbusta-ChtffOn1
De Style-Well-er-no-it seemeu
more like chIf Of.
Setting Him Right.
"Ha. woman r he exclaimed, sitting
up suddenly In bed, u rave found b
out.
'sOh, mol" she said - she continued
accommodating the change. you are the
enc that's out"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-10-21

- -
Willis G. Cook. of Sioux Falls, has
been nominated by President Harding
as United States minister to Vene.
zuela.
A South Dakota branch Of the Ma
tional Walther league Of the Lutheran
church has been organized in Mitchell.
Burt Miller, living alone in a cabin
not Tar from Lead. was found dead on
a bunk in his cabin.
It Is. officially announced that F1an-
dreau will have free mail delivery be.
ginning Jan. l next.
H. G. Preston, q member OF the state
tar commission, dropped dead In his
home at Pierre.
Extensive Improvements have been
made to the city coliseum In Lead.
The project which has been develop.
Ing quietly for the past month to run
an extension Of the Great Northern
railroad from Huron southwest into the
Rosebud country. tapping the North
western at some point between Bone
steel and Winner. Is now bearing
fruit. with the result that Il Is be.
lieved the matter will be brought be.
fore the officials Of the Great North
ern At an early date.
Henry shumacher, III rancher Of the
Little Missouri river district. myster-
iously disappeared and up to the pres
emit timc has not been located
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-03-02

-HE NATIONAL PRESS CLUB
has sent out Invitations for
hobby party at keith's
Theater on Monday. March z. from
$50 to $40 o'clock, In honor OF the
President elect and Mrs Harding.
who will then be the President and
Mrs Harding. The froiic will be
Interesting from many angles. IL
will mark probably the nrst Az
pearance Of the new Chief Execu-
tive and his wife at q function OF
a general nature. Moreover. In the
days before the war the Press
Clubs hobby parties, at which big
men discussed little issues. wero
nationally known, and their re-
sumption Is a matter for congratu-
iation.
The president OF the club, Avery
c. Marks, jr., will preside. and the
program now being arranged gives
promise OF being unusually brit
liant. An invitation has been ex-
tended to the diplomatic corps. tho
Supreme Court. the new Cabinet.
the members OF President Wilson's
Cabinet, visiting dignitaries and
others prominent In official life.
=
The gathering OF the Republican
clans Is In progress and each train
brings to town members OF the
new Administrators circle. Charles
Evans Hughes, who 10 to be secre-
tary of State, and Mrs. Hughes are
expected tomorrow and will be at
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-03-02
ON YESTERDAY CALENDAR.

The japanese Ambassador and
Baroness Shidehara entertained at
dinner at the embassy last evening.
Their guests were the Undersecretary
of State and Mrs. Norman Davis,
Charge d'Anaires OF the Netherlands
de Beaufort. Mr. and Mrs. Post
Wheeler, Admiral and Mrs. Kimball.
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Roberts, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chaplin and Miss
Chaplin, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Billiard,
DR.. Rowe, director of the Pan-Ameri-
can Union; Capt. Rigal. Miss Scid-
more. the military attache. General
Inouye; Mr.. and Mrs. Sadao Saburi,
Michio Kaku. Tokugi Amagi, Mr.. and
Mrs. Takeda and Chuichi Ohashi of
the embassy STAFF.
The French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand were the honor guests at
the dinner which the Secretary of
War and Mrs Newton d. Baker gave
last evening. others in the party
were the Secretary of State and Mrs.
cambridge Colby, the Secretary of
the Treasury David F. Houston; Col.
and Mrs. William Cary Sanger, Gen.
and Mrs. William Mason Wright, Gen.
and Mrs. John L. Chamberlain. DR.. and
Mrs. Charles d. Walcott, Mrs. James
Carroll Frazer. Mrs. Eliphalet An
drews and the Assistant Secretary of
War, William r. Williams.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson O'Shaughn-
essy are coming to Washington for
the inaugural festivities. They will
arrive tomorrow and will be at the
Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses S. Grant, tr..
entertained at dinner last evening at
their home on Sixteenth street, the
Assistant Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Gordon Woodbury., Congressman
Continued on page ~
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-03-02

"a weeks visit and are staying at the
Willard.
Robert Halsey Patchin, formerly Of
Washington. now Of New York. Is
spending q few days In Washington
and Is at the shoreham.
-
Mrs. James u. Gowen will entertain
at a dinner party OF twelve guests
this evening before the dance at the
officers club. Washington Barracks.
In honor OF her two nieces, Miss kath-
crime Cunningham and Miss Rather
inc McTigue. both OF New York, who
are enjoying the festivities OF inau-
Euration week with Miss Dorothy
Gowen. Miss corinne stephens gave
a tea in their honor yesterday.
Mira Gowen will not observe her day
at home on Friday, owing to the many
engagements OF the week.
Col. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
will come to Washington today and
will have with them party OF
friends. They will occupy a suite at
the Hotel Washington until after the
inauguration
The Congressional club will keep
open house from II until 8 o'clock
every dltefnOOH tHls Wech LOT thS
members and their out-of-town guests.
Tea will be served from to 9.
=
Harold J. Gross and her sister, Mrs.
Andrew Weeks Anthony, will come to
Washington today from Providence.
r. l.. to be with their parents, Senator
and Mrs. lie Baron Il. Colt for the
Inauguration.
DIR. Bedrick Stepanek, the minister
from Czecho-Slovakia who has been
In New York, has returned to Wash
ington.
The American Remount association
announces the fourth imprompti
horse show. at the Riding and Hunt
club, Saturday at 8 p. m. COMPETE
ton will be open to officers OF the
army. their families and guests. and
to members OF the Riding and Hunt
club. Ribbons will be awarded for
the first second and third places In
each class Post entry, no entry fee.
Judges will be appointed by the chair
man of the sports and competitions
committee OF the American Remount
association.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-03-02

Farmers from West Plains. Mo-, re-
port that their section Of the State IL
ovsrrun with wolves.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-03-02

Mrs. Sarah Lee Phillips will be al
home tomorrow afternoon for the
last time this season and will have
a tea dance instead of her usual re-
ception.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-03-02
CHILDRENS


Girls Princess SGps-Batiste
and Persian Lawn. Trimmed
with val lace. Sizes 8 to IA
years Formerly sold up to
$2.75. For the An G. m
nivcrsary only. ..... 0AsVV
Princess Slips and Gertrudes
OF batisre, trimmed with lace
and embroidery, Sizes 1 to s
years Sold to $3.50. e. 20
Anniversary Sale price y AsOS
Princess Slips and Gertrudes
of muslin, trimmed with en-
broidery. Sizes 1 to 6 years.
Regular $l.50 value TX.
Anniversary Sale price. SCS
Children's Undertoss - OF
muslin and dimity. in pink or
white. Good quality. Sizes to
10 years. Anniversary QEr
Sale price. ............ wv
Children's Drawers-Of cam
brio, with hemstitched hem and
cluster Of tucks- Sizes 2 to
IL years. Anniversary Sale
price, very special TO-
aL ....e.
Children's Underskirts- OF
cambria, with or without
bodices, hemstitched hem and
cluster Of tucks; others lace
and embroidery trimmed. For
merly 89c. Anniversary 40.
Sale price. --.------..- 1CS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-03-02

Mrs william A. Scully will be at
home tomorrow afternoon.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-03-02

DIR. Bedrick stepanek, the minister
rom Czecho-Slovakia, who has been
n New York. has returned to Wash
ngton.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-03-02

Mrs. Joseph S. Frelinghuysen, wife
of the Senator from New Jersey, will
be at home tomorrow afternoon. Mrs.
Peter Augustus Jay will pour tea
and the hostess will also be assisted
by her mother, Mrs. James Warwick.
and her sister-in-law, Mrs. Franklin
Brewster, of Rochester. who Is visit
ing Mrs Warwick.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-16
EN- Ell MAR
fiAclA EUROPA

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zsm~Ar haf asassHtT% laswAssr~~ss.
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aAf@ Saf@ie EHsk smsN sEsmsAf
salas lssnAaFs tuas4Nua,ss~As ~ a.
sla sm isrN aalae D s~ssgs9fse a.
s'snssstaN 4ss sNse s@4 sss~sis snssa
ss.r h AlssF.tama r. liasanas = sHs o.
anlaa a. Fw4aNmSsa ssiis1 sslrnifs q
sesms4se s0nse r4sa AnlinF saaie =
x~ar sagsxslalr uisanaurA a. sas.n a.
"A sssss ~ IN nss rmssaa,sa r~aa MAJ
anAa. - 1fsrnatr lssrn szaHgatmdi'lu.
saw sssse~ 0tw gara tsaa.r aes ainr.
rps ssa nss~aria uAa sxxvsa "a sus
disa. 4 sssa s~ae o. lsaf ssan ar ~
sifsnfs...
Np sasslsafc lni ssaanss.. sllslnrie
f.sia ssirsancia = n-ssulse = rrsAsiir
raazasa incemsiiasd mr. sale nj Eaase.
me earnrairo ilrn sun ss>sax drSacex-
iunlliadss rircnnriamias 81 ua VI
sir inriasalal > slesslr ne hay ,mis
rrinerlfe atir somrlri~r. Echo sln ci-
garra. niirassdo para Il herlzoaie-
sicDdo la rnia cue oealia mas y mas
a. csa isla = ane hara que prvsto es-
fd fScnle a la estatua De Santiago
Aposiol. en- q pnerio de vIge. @ en-
las ssiieras latiiudes Dc Leon. STEM
pre- ton sus m0nfaiias neradas. > ca
nlino a Ia cindad sin psr. donde So
dice naci6 y yive inverlarbablc Ia
algeria.
Para este llegaremos de how rn Sic
tc dTas cvruia. :Que much0 cami-
mar. ;Y que canine largo, Fl avan-
sc es nniforIne; 10 agradabie del ITEM
po sosiesa: Ia vision de tantas cosas
mobiles e hidalgas que los euentos de
viajeros felices ncs han hecho de esa
Hspaiia de pandereia de miisica.
nos sostiene como un baculo propi-
clio para todas las, nostalgias posibles
de prender en- estas desasones pasa-
jevas. Lleyo el espfritu va concorta-
do con. ,cl aire de yodo que nos BAHIA
de continue Y tendre Ia economic ro-
busta. u bien muy fortalecida tam
bien, cuando cerca de la puerta del
Sol, sainde a primer amigo puerto
L. : Sc
rriquefo que pas.e 81 alesancia crio-
LA o s,ls nestalgias fusaces por aque-
las alamedas, paplilesas llenas de
IN luz de una felieitfa,t adn nueya
para nosotros.
Enrique LEFEBRE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-16
dT1AcHE.

acttian, menos que alguno de ellos,
de motu propio, no adesee dejar el car
CO.
Sc indica para Fiscal de la Corte
Federal, al Sr. Frank Martinez, aun-
que el conentario dice que Sc lie ofre-
clio por Ell mismo Presidente, un alto
cargo, tambi6n de nombramiento fe-
.deFal, en- los Estados Unidos.
Sc infor1na tambieny la imagina-
cion de los periodistas que no estan en-
los secretos de las atlas esferas es
muy prolija que Ell nuevo Goberna-
dor tiene va candidates para Secre-
tario Particular, para jefe de infor-
maci6n de la policfa = para mayor
domo de Palacio. habiendo va desig-
nasio Ayudante iIiiifaH cargn que
resfablece.
Ell nuevo' GoiJernador sigue muy OBJ
sequiado por los portorriquenos que
Sc encHentran en los Estados Uuidos
= Is ciertpmente muy 1nteresante que
antes de llegsr 4 Isha haya Gambia
(Continda en- la pagina 4.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-16
cAMARA DE REPRESENTATIVES

CAMARA DE REPRESENTATIVES,
Han sido aprobados EN- tercera lee
tura v enviados al Senado los proyec-
tos de la ,Camara 129, PSI, ,149, las Re
soluciones Coniuntas de la Camara 6
y rs v el proyecto del Senado nune-
70 103.
Sc nombro una ceraisi6n compuesta
de los sefores Santoni, Tizol, Alfonso,
Romani y Gonzalez Mena, para que
estudien e informen el proyecto del
Senado, sobre Inquilinato.
La Resoluci6n Concurrente que pre-
sent6 el senior Lastra, solicitando Sc
pida al Presidente de los Estados Uni
dos la destituci6n de Mr.. Miller, Coz
de Instructor, pas6 para
su inforne, a una comisi6n compues-
ia de los seiores Romani, Cobian, SUI
ria, Arizona y Alfonso. Esta tarde Sc
tratara en- Camara.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-16
PASADAS POR Aqua
Galicia de Duelo

Entienio Tcae egiamcafc que can IA
mncrse dc IA lastEe .cscr'tora. seiioTa
fanlo Hazan. ar1ecida ayes. piensie Ia
nacidn cspnau!a uno de sus mas altos
prcstisios en- Ia litcfamra eonfempe-
ranea; pero. cntiendo tambien. que
esia encaufadora region galiega. pier
de con Ia egregis escrlfora faliecida.
uno de los n0mbres mas enorgullece-
dores e ihliscutibles. entire Ia sohre-
saliense pltyade de escrit0res. pollii-
COS, artistas y eiucadores. con que
Galicia cueB:a.
Pensar en- Ia labor literaria que
tras De 81 deja la eminenie n0yelista.
sObrecoge abruma no hastarian laS
amplias c0lumnas de Ell IMPAIR
CIAL, para conteDer up ligero eomen-
tario de sus numerosas y atildadas
obras. Desde Los Paz9s de Ulloa"
hasta "San Francisco de Asis"; des-
de ''Cosas de mi TERRA, hasta Ia da-
ma joven" Y desde ''Monina'' '.Inmo-
laci6n'', hasta el '''Tesoro de Gasc6n"
pasando por su asombrosa production
cotidiana, en- revistas de tan mereci-
do renombre, como Ia Ilustraci0n
Artistica", de Barcelona Ia Este
ra". de Madrid; "Blanco Negro,
'Nuevo Mundo', Illustration Espailo-
la y Americana" Y FL A. 3. c., con
sus tltimos juicios crfticos, cue
merecieron la sanction de los CON
sagrados y el beneplacito Y Ia
admiration de los que Ell la acttia-
Iidad prestigia las letras, acomete. plu
ma en- ristre, los desahogados inita-
dores y plagiarios. sus implecables na
rraciones, estin caleadas en- las costum
bres de aquellas raneias familias de
gran abolengo, cuyas majestuosas re-
sidencias aln perddran, Il trayes de
la deyastadora acci6n dc los tiemlos
Una labor de priyilegiada artista,
quien Ia muerte sorprende. cuando Z
demostraba estaf mds ciegamente ena
naorada de su tan intensa. como gran
diosa obra.
Contaba La iIrstre Condasa lie Par
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-16

de- Dazan. sesenta y ocllo aios: 3 alta
"a amcaa > castixa plnma. gcstia tan
dciieadas eaianrras. como ca hos Eae-
.ones tiempOs dc su juvenind.
Nuestra nunca bien llorada Eallega.
fne cFuclmente maltratada por In err
tea. AHA por los ailos en- que sc ahri-
raba Ia creencia de que en- el eercbro
femenino no podian desenrolvcrse con
Ia efcacia intensidad ~qne en-
81 del hofnbre. las desiumbradOras ma.
rraciones que nos hacen sentir On Ia
novela; la acerba Erase que nos HE
IRE sutilmente, en- Ia critica. sin que
podamoS darnos por aludidos, y que
sin embargo, nos llega al alma.
Harto probado deja ia egregia da-
ma, tOdO 10 contrariO. de aqucllas
despiadadas irrespetuosas crfticas,
Aunqne, antes que nuestra d0iia Emil
liza. 10 hubieren demostradO va, las no
menos geniales escritOras gallegas,
que llevaron los venerados nombres de
Conception Arenal y Rosalfa de Cas-
tro.
Hace va algunos afi0s, que la ciu-
dad natal de nuestra dona Emilia,
prepetu6 su gloriosa memoria, con III
modesto monumento; pero, aunque es
te monumento fuese tan suntuosO Y
artfstico como a la genial escritora CO.
rresponde, el colossal monumento de su
labor literaria, continuarfa destacan-
dose como faro lumin0so por encima
del mas gallardo y artfstico capitol,
del fastuoso monumento. Tai es, como
deio dicho, en- parrafos anteriores, La
obra inperecedera de nucstra insigne
dola Emilia.
Nuestra amada Espaia, pierde con
la ilastre mgerta. dola Emilia Pardo
Bazan, una de las mas grandes figu-
ras de la literature contemporaries
Galieia. pierde y llora hoy, una de sus
mas valiosas glorias.
j. H. Lonlbd.
Ricardo Miel0
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-16
.rNotas de Ia legislature

Las eomisioncs de conferencias es.
tan ahora actuando, Ell tanto la Ca
mara y el Senado terminan sus ira
bajos.
Ell Senador Benftez piensa que has
ia la semana entrante no Sc puede
terminar y los "nueyoss se quejan
del tempo perdido en- bizantinas dis
cusiones que hubiera dado de sobra
para terminar con toda calma todo 10
pendiente.
En- los pasillos Sc habla de caucus
y de noticias polfticas respedto de
los camhios de ahora, y la hora es in
teresante.
Parece que el cable funcfona repe-
tidamente y los informes son a gus
to de todos, aunque algunas yeces, re-
sulten POGO halagueiios para los del
margen.
Asegursido por 10 menos '.endosa-
do' ell doctor Miller en- Washington
por la representation de Ia Isla -esas
son noticias y calculos-y el Presiden-
te dispuesto que continue su tempo
complete, en- tanto sc dispone otra co
sa mas tarde, queda descaltada la
ealldidatura. que Sc daba como segura,
del sr. Huyke; pero el incidente del
Teatro-p La bandera que el DR..
Miller parece que tiene siempre la
la Resolution qne va a pre-
sentar el vicepresidente de Ia CANA
"a para pedir al Presidente Harding
que destituya no mantenga al Doc.
tor de los Profesores de Agriculture,
trae una nueva complication Al pro
blema, y puede darse una sorpresa de
i'm fercero 0 uu cuarto, que no Is nj
el sr. Padfn nj Ia seford Ferguson.
Claro que el sunto Sc arreglara d.
n5om6 6tieamente tedos. menos qnien
debe, quedaran confentos,