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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-30
EN- CANA

LO esta desde hace dos dfas en- sll
residencia de Santurce, nuestro queri-
do compaiiero en- la Reduction de Ell
IMPARCIAL, Sr. Manuel NJ. Ramirez,
v deseamos que restablezca pronto. LIE
asiste ell culto professional DR.. Martf-
nez Alvarez, que ha mostradO el inte-
res que acOstumbra para sus enfer'
mos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-30
VILLAESPESA VIENE EN- Ell VA
POR "MONTEvIDEO"

I'm aereograma dirigido al AteneO
de Puerto Rico, Ell IMPARCIAL Y
nuestro director, Sr. Perez Losada,
dice 10 siguiente:
"MOntevideO, via Radio. San Juan.
LEGO abordo "Montevideo", de pasO
Venezuela, anticipandole saludos. =
Villaespesa.'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-30
Discurso inaugural pronuncado en- el dia de hoy =:
nuevo Gobernador de Puerto Rico, Hon. F. Mont C

bucion para dichas mejoras de ma
nera que no resulte una carga sobre
ninguna clase determinada.
Nuestro sin igual Presidente, un
Presidente de todos los pueblos q
quienes gobierna, y nuestro gran Sc
cretario de la Guerra, John W. Weeks,
estan tan altamente interesados en- el
pueblo portorriqueilo como EN- el de
cualquier Estado de Ia Union Cont.
mental. Ellos sc sentirfan prOfunda.
| mente angllstiadOS al yer Sentimlen-
to alguno aspiration alguna Gre
eiente cuya tendencia fuera alghn pen
| samiento idea de independencia.
| Ha llegado hasta mi que la agitacl6n
de independence Ell esta isla procede,
Ell gran parte, de eXtranjeros. 81 ESQ
eS 10 cierto, deseO que Sepais clara
mente que no hay sitio en- Puerto
Rico para ningun extranjero que no
este diSpuestO a sostener y apoyar
| nueStro gObiernO establecido. Tam
POGO hay simpatfa alguna esperan-
"a possible en- los Estados Unidos pa
ra In independencia de Puerto Rico,
procedente de ningGn individuo de
ningiin partido polftico. No permitais
/ que ningdn hOmbre perlodico oS en-
game. Las liltimas dos grandes con-
vencioneS nacionales celebradas en- los
! Estados UnidoS la Deem0crata Y la
Republicana, unanimemente Sc decla-
raron en- contra de la independencia
de Puerto Rico. TampocO, amigos
mios, hay sitio alguno en- estas iSas
para ninguna bandera excepto Ia ban
dera de nuestra amada patria comGn,
las estrellas las franjas, Y jamas
10 habra. Mientras "Old Glory flote
sobre los Estados Unidos, continuara
fiotando sobre Puerto Rico.
ST la mayorfa del pueblo de Pto.
Rico desea un cambio en- su gobierno,
yo sugcriria que pidiera la estadidad
V cesara de promulgar una esperan-
20 perdida. Haced vuestros planes pa
ri que os coloqueis en- la misma con-
dici6n v situaci0n que preyalecen hoy
en- New York, Missouri Y California,
V confiad en- ell pueblo americana pa
ra que os haga perpetua justicia. 81
podGis realizar esta felfz condiciOn.
4 aIn n
pio gobernante, a vuestros congresis-
tas, Il vuestros propios Senadores de
los Estados Unidos, entonces po-
dreis gozar de los privilegios y fru-
tos de Ia libertad de la estadidad.
He invitado al Presidente Harding,
el mas universalmente queridO Presi-
dente de nuestros tiempos, y su en-
cantadora esposa, para que visiten a
Puerto Rico, mientras tenga 70 el ho-
nor de servir como gobernador vues-
tro. Ellos nunca han visitado estas
"bellas islas'' Y os aseguro que est4n
ansiosos de venir, 20 nunca cesare
de importunarles para que nos visi-
ten. La raz6n principal para estar
tan deseoso de que nos viGten es
| porque es la pareja mas democratica
que ha ocupado la Casa Blanca Y
aman a las gentes, no por 10 que ten
gan, sino por 10 que son.
Para terminar, amigos mfos, deseo
repetir que siempre tendre Ia mano
extendida y ell coraZ6n alberto para
todo obrero cen Puerto Rico, liable
uno otro idioma, trabaje en- el cam
pc Ell duro taller, o en- el mostra-
dor; todos son bienvenidos ante mi en-.
cualQuier Tiempo en- que 20 pueda
quitarles alguna carga mitigarles
alguna pena.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-30
Ell TEATRo aLIBERTRY"

Como anunciamos aver, ancche fue
Ia inauguration del Teatro Liberty,
que en- Santurce, parada IS v media,
construy6 el senior Ramon Tembleg.
Numeroso pdblico Sc di6 cita alli,
saliendo completamente satisfecho del
local, que reune inmejorables condi-
clones y de la pelicula exhibida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-30

CONCIUDADANOS MOS AMERI-
CANOS: Es con el mas intense v mas
profundO orgullo que puedo dirlgirme
a yosotros4 hoy como "a ''CONCIUDA-
DANOS MOS ANIERICANOS". AL
asf hacerlo, par6ceme que es el mayor
,cnmplimientO que puedO Tributaries,
Ser miembro del hogar federadO del
gObiernO mas sublime que Dios La da-
do al hombre, ha tocado en- suerte a
Puerto Rico. Sientome feliz al EXPIRE
sar a este pueblo mi f6 en- SUI devotion
v amor hacia nosOtrOs. Y que una gran
mayorfa h;t estadO siempre dispuesta
a cantar ''Salve, America" Al mismO
tempo La America continental recipro-
ca su amor admiration hacia voSO-
trOs ha quedado enc;ntada con vues-
tro paf, sient6ndOse Orgullosa de lla-
MAR Il Puerto Rico ssh perla del mar"
Todo cOraZ0n de americana leal Sc
acrecenta con admiration cuandO Sc
pone considerar el patriotismO Y Ia
fidelidad de nuestras posesiones insu-
lareS durante la Galamidad de la que
IRA mundial. America no cesara nunca
de recordar que Puerto Rico habfa
ejecitad0 Y armada su Quota de va
lientes soldadOs dispuestOs a cruzar
los mares, cuandO las trOpas en- cam
paila del General Pershing dierOn alto
al terrible ataque contra Paris. AL
mismo tempo habfa llamadO un ntl-
nero adicional de hombres que estuvie
ra listo para llenar las filas de aque-
Hos heroes que lutheran podido caer
en- el camino.
!, Nuestro distinguido amadO Presi-
dente me ha designado para Goberna-
dor yuestrO como successor del Hon.
Arthur Yager. AL aceptar esta Hama
da a la gobernaci0n de Puerto Rico
de manos de nuestro Gran Jefe Eje-
cutivO, 10 he hecho con mano alberta,
con mente Alberta con coraz6n abier-
to, para todo el pueblo de Puerto Ri
co. He venido aqui, no tanto Il gober-
mar como a ser uno de vOsOtros, Y pa
ra ser vuestro servidOr. Creo que
aquellos pueblos, que son los menos
gobernados usualmente son los que me-
jor gobierno tienen, v los que estan
mas cOntentos felices.
Tengo ideas propias MAS sobre 10
que .dehe ser la conducta del Gober-
nador Executive. en- estas circuns-
tancias. No he venido aquf para ser ell
gobernador de ninguna clase, de MIN
glin partido, de ninguna secta, de
ninguna religion, sino a ser el Gober-
nador de tOdo el pueblo, Y en- cual-
quier momentO que dejarc de adherir-
me Rstos principles que me he ira
zado, me retirar6 de vuestras playas.
Desde el primer momentO quierO que
el pueblo de Puerto Rico entienda per-
fectamente que tOdo ciudadanO sera
igual ante mi, igual ante Ia ley o
igual ante mi, igual ante Ia ley e
de ciudadanO de este dominic debe
acerdarsele la misma consideration
que .por mi Sc tiene los ciudadanOs
mas distinguidos sobre los cuales tu-
Were 70 que gobernar. Espero consul
tar plenamehte con todas las classes v
con todos los lfderes de todos los par
tidos polfticos, Y evitare, EN- cuanto
sea possible, la idea de "gobierno uni
personal" Mi mote aquf sera: ''Venid,
razonemos juntos'. Tratare de gober-
mar aquf como 10 harfa 81 20 fuera
gobernador de uno de nuestros gran
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-30
e, cuE1os1-5
Lucha de marlffGsssss.. !.
espanoles e ital. e. e,
contra france s
Resultando de la refrie-
ga cuarenta entire he
ridos y muertOs.

de nuestro servicio csblegrsaco Especially
LIMA, Peril, julio 3O.r-Ayer, en- el
puerto del Callao un gfupo dc mari
neros del acorazado "EspaIia" y del
crucero italiano "Libia" tuvieron un
altercado' con marineros franceses del
crucero "Jules Mitchelet" degeneran-
do en- una verdadera batalla, resultan-
do cuarenta entire muertos y heridos.
Circular distintas versiones referen-
tes la causa originaria del conflic-
to, que ha excitado las aninos, pero
han sido tomadas las medidas para
que el suceso no pueda reproducirse.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-30
Ell saludo de Villaespesa

Ell gran poeta nos ha enviado, des-
de ell mar, Ell siguiente mensaje:
s. s. "MONTEvIDEO", via Radio
San Juan, julio 90, 1921.
Jose Perez Losada,
San Juan.
LEGO bordo "Montevideo" de pa
so Venezuela, anticipandole saludos.
ViIlGespesG.
FL iIustre autor de El AlcdSGr de
las Perlas envi6 tambien otro Radio
a Ell IMPARCIAL, expresando igua-
pes afectos, que nosotros tenemos en-
la mas alta estima.
Para el insigne Poeta para la bri-
llante tropa de artistas que. lie acom-
pafia. son nuestros saludos mas afec-
tuos0s.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-12-10
WOODMEN OF JEANERETTE
TO GIVE BALL.


The Yuletide season will be
made a gala one at Jeanerette
on Friday night, December 49,.
when the members of that pop
ular fraternal and benevolent
Order, the Woodmen of the
World will give a grand mas
querade dance in their spacious
hall in our sister town. This
organization, in a social and
even in a philantropic way, in
Jeanerette, is on the order of
our own Elk Lodge, for the rea-
son that they believe in giving
their members, and others who
wish to avail themselves of the
pleasure, an opportunity to
mingle with their fcllow-men
and women in q social manner.
Every thing of any Importance
in Jeanerette is headed by the
members of the Woodmen Or
der who are always ready and
willing to serve irrespective of
time, expense and trouble. On
the occasion when the Masque-
rade dance is held they extend
a cordial invitation to the young
people of New Iberia to join
with them in making a success
of their terpsichore. Music
will be rendered by the Banner
Orchestra out of this City and
that of itself should be an in
ducement to the young people
of New Iberia who like dancing.
The funds realized from the
dance will be applied to the
of the Woodmen Hall
which is a credit to our sister
City.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-12-10
THE POULTRY SHOW.

To-day and tomorrow, SAT-
,urday and Sunday, at the Teche
Transfer Co. depot, next to the
Ellks Home, loaned by them
lfor the occasion. will BE on dis
play quite a number of stand
ard bred poultry, and the pub
lie is invited to visit the show
at no cost. This occasion is
afforded by the several fanciers
| Of our town and Parish and the
sole motion that prompts the
effort is to enable our people to
see what standard bred poultry
means. to demonstrate the adj
vantages of perusing this line
of endeavor instead Of raising
"just chicken" and to encour-
age the youth of our commune
ity to undertake a proposition
that is not only useful but prof
table. Their spare moments
with a flock of fowls means di-
version beneficial along educa-
tional lines as well as along
other lines.
As a visitor walks through a
poultry show, he cannot fail to
be impressed by the different
shapes, sizes, and cOlors of the
different breeds. He may not
grasp the significance Of the
porticular characters that are
r~stcned 10 each breed, but he
does realize that there is not a
sameness about all the fowls.
for the members Of each breed
are set apart from one another
by distinct characteristics.
Poultry shows are an in
spiritional and educational
agency, helping a breeder to
improve and increase his khowl-
edge of breed. type. and color
markings. Several fine speci-
mems are on exhibition at this
show and it will pay eny one to |
visit and see for themselves
what has been accomplished
bv a few Iberians who take
time TO do things that mean SO
much along poultry lines to |
any community. This work is
constructive and deserves the |
moral support Of US all.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-12-10

Having denied for the third
time that she is seeking a di-
vorcc, it is evident that Con-
stance Talmage wants the pub
lie to know that she intends to
be constant.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-12-10
Rub-My-Tism, . pain killer.

Last week the New York
Times reported that on Sunday
they had seventy -one-thousand
replies to their want advertise
ments. This is a fairly good
indication of the unemploy-
ment situation in New York.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-12-10

on this much-needed. highway
for several months and at least
sevcnty-five per cent of its cosl
will be circulated in our midst
by the men engaged in doing
the work.
Plans having been accepted
by the Police Jury. of Iberia
Parish for the re-arrangement
and embellishment of the Par
ish Court House at a cost Of
Thirty Five Thousand Dollars,
within a few weeks carpenters
and bricklavers will be neces-
sary and all Of the money ex-
pended for labor will be dis
tributed here and again q great
portion of the material will be
bought in New iberia. Under
these circumstances there is no
reason why the merchants of
New Iberia should not fair as
well as those in other cities
where things are more dormant.
These improvements coupled
with the fact that upwards Of
Four Hundred and Fifty Thou
sand Dollars will be expended
for road work during the next
wear is bound to rebound to the
general good of all and we
should be omptimistic of the
future.
Let us push New Iberia to the
forefront and cut out all petty
feeling of envy and jealousy
and work for a greater New
iberia. The citizens of New
iberia have il within their pow
er to double its population, if
they only 60 at it in the right
way and at the SEINE time bring
in outside capital that will de-
velop the resources of the coun-
try. Added population, with
no additional industries only
make it the harder for those
who reside here to earn q live
Iihood. II is men with money
that is needed and unless we
cast aside little grievances and
work for The good Of the conn
~.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-12-10
NO REASON FOR PESSIM-
ISM?

NO REASON FOR PEssIM-
ISM?
Notwithstanding the string
ency of the times, which in q
measure is the result Of the lit
tie proceeds realized from the
farm products of this Parish,
New iberia, from a business
standpoint still holds her own
with even the more pretentious
cities of the State. Il is true, If
we stated that business was un-
usually good with the mer-
chants we would probably be
exaggerating. a little. But
when we say that, taking every
thing as a whole, the people of
New iberia should be perfectly
satisfied, we do 50 because from
every report we hear Of towns
with larger populations through
out Louisiana. the travelling
men tell us that these towns
are literally dead. The drum
mers who make every town,
city and hamlet are a good class
of citizens to illicit these facts
from and they all say that New
Iberia il now the king pin of
them all, notwithstanding the
low price realized for our farm
products.
Il is q well known fact that
all Of our carpenters, brick
masons and even the unskilled
labor who really want employ
ment are having no trouble in
finding il. The vast amount Of
work in the erection Of the
Charles Boldt Paper Mills all
during the summer and last
winter distributed weekly in
New Iberia as much as 5000
every six days. Hundreds Of
people profltted out Of this pro-
3ecf and now that it is in rum
ming operation, not only the
men directly employed under
the roofs Of the mill. get steady
employment, but our rice farm
err ne ii position, and are 4
posing Of thouAands Of tons
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-12-10

The only over production we
have in this country is preach
ers and lawyers.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-12-10
UNSECTARIAN AID CON-
TRIBUTIONS.

New iberia, Dec. 9Th, 1921.
Following contributions have
been handed to the undersigned
IN date.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-12-10

Jennaro DrayaRe Co. W.
move anything. Phone 21O.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-12-10

FOR SALE-Libra1y set val
ued at $4,000. Sold cheap.
Apply to Mrs. C. A. Miller.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-12-10

$Z8.CU
The time for additional con-
tributions is short, 50 we must
asia our friends to send them in,
at their earliest convenience.
Last year our donations
amounted to over four hundred
dollars. OF this amount about
one hundred dollars was spent
for toys, good dinners and a
few necessary articles Of cloth
ing. The balance was checked
| into the regular fund and kept
our work going during the sum-
mer up to the present time.
Our estimated revenues are
about as~follows:
From City and Parish IL $4,000
Dues about .............. 5000
Collections at Christmas
always had been about
$4,000 of this amount
$4,000 is checked into
regular fund 10000.
$4,000
This gives us about 1890
per month. a little over 500
per day. One organization with
a branch in our City pays q
worker to look after its affairs
Just about twice this amount,
per month.
These women have been do
ing most Of your charity work
for thirty-two years without
any compensation, giving time
and money to keen the work 90
ing. Are you going to make
them resort to personal beg
ging, as was suggested to the
writer, by q person, whom We
ARE sure did not realize, how
hard this task would be.
Friends Just think Of an or
sanitation being alb 10 do tllia|
arand work With the rood win
and help Of the people q Newa
iberia, for thirfy-three years
rcxf March. W. know times are
rard, nnd for Til rG6s(1h We.
have just . few calls more To-
|answer.
v.,.,~. -eef .fs.1l 4 3
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-05-07
SITTING OF JULY 80, 1920.
WHAT PARTIES TO ADMIT TO THE
III INTERNATIONAL.

The sitting of July so begins with Com
rade Rakovsky on the floor who dwells in
detail on the expulsion of the Russian EN-
bassy from Berlin, and the refusal to permit
a Russian mission in Austria. He shows
that these facts, like other facts indicating
the hostile attitude of the bourgeois govern
ment of Germany toward the S,viet Repub-
lie, were quite natural and inevitable. "Nor
are we surprised at the circumstances that
Comrades Dittmann and Crispien, reresen-
tatives of the German Party of lndepen-
,dents, do not understand, and did not under
stand earlier, that the collaboration Of clas-
ses can not produce any other results. They
do not understand that up to the present
they have been essentially servitors CT the
Right Wing Socialists and of The Entente,
and that gives rise TO the fear that they will
remain the same henceforth."
Comrade Rakovsky lays upon The party of
Independents the responsibility for the de-
feat of the proletarian social revolution in
Germany, defeat which was the result of
compromise tactics.
Comrade Rakovsky uses even sharper
language in referring to the representatives
of the French Socialist Party He notes a
number of reservations and omissions in the
declaration Of the French Socialist Party
reservations which leave open a wide field
for all sorts of changes of political lines, and
even for treason and treachery.
Comrade Rakoysky propose to augment
TIE controlling power Of the Central COM
munist international and give it the right
of broad and effective direction over the
activities Of individual organizations.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-05-07

THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

and the Party of Independents. In his elpa-
city as one who showed up the opportunism
of the Independent Party in a clear light,
Comrade Lenin notes their break, that came
too late, with the Scheidemannists.
Comrade Lenin then gives an analysis of
the views of the Independent Party, or rather
of their Right Wing, upon terror and vio-
ence. Comrade Lenin asks what the course
of the Independent Party i'm Germany would
be toward the murders of Rosa Luxembourg
and Karl Liebknecht, after the establishment
of the dictatorship of the proletariat; and
toward the reactionary officers, spectators,
marauders, Krupp, Stumm. Toward certain
elements of the counter-revolution, any other
pGlcy, policy not connected with violence
and terror is completely unthinkable. No die
tatorship of the proletariat is to be thought
Of without terror and violence agai'st the
bitter foes of the proletariat ano the labcring
mas ei
You say" continues Comrade Lenin, "that
Kautsly no longer has any Influence in your
party. But do you know that you yourself
are living example of the fact that through
you, through your mind and feelings, and
your ideology, he is exerting his perricious
bourgeois influence on the masses in the In
dependent Party of Germany? We can rot
work with Kautsky in the same Interna-
tional.
"We are also unwilling in according admis-
sion to the international to be guided by an
analysis of the political situation in a ctun-
try, as suggested by Comrade Serrati We
existed even in the most counter-revolu-
tionary situation in Russian old Russia
the Bolshevks struggled for the revolution.
And, on the other hand. there were Martov
and Chernov who at the height of the revo-
lutionary conjuncture, were complete coun-
terparts, with respect to their social signi-
ficance, of the Italian Socialists Turati,
Trampolline, and other opportunists. What
ever the situation may be, we must carry on
the necessary fight against the opportunists,
and in view of the revolutionary situation
still more bitter fight than at moment of
the decline in the revolutionary struggle"
Following Comrade Lenin the Spartacide
Comrade Levi speaks and sharply objects to
the admission Of the German Independent
Party to membership in the Communist In
ternational. Comrade Levi offers much doc
umentary data, in his oponion convicting the
Independent Party of systematic deviation
from true revolutionary lines and of inclina-
tion to wisconsin and to COMPROMISED
somewhat longer account of this sitting,