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OUR AIM:-To Turn Our Customers Into
 Friends.
Summer Wash Goods

36 inch White Crepe Plisse yard 3Sc 30 inch Blue, Pink and Flesh Crepe Plisse, yard 35e 3e inch White Psjama Check,
 yard 25e 40 inch Cotton Blossom Lingerie, In White. a yard 35c
 In Pink. d yard 37IaeI 36 inch Charmousette Lingerie
 Heavy Weight. White, yard 89e1
 Light Weight. Pink. yard 65o 36 inch Lingette Permanent finishl
 iH Blue aHd Lavender 79e 45 inch White Organdie 69c, 89o
 Rermanent finish and transpar-
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 In Pink, Blue, Jade, Orchid and
 Peach S9o 38 inch Colored Osgandie, with
 Contrasting Dot and perma-
 nent finish. yard S1.69 36 inch White Organdie, Hair
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23
HOSPITAL PATIENTS
ENJOY RADIOPHONE

The radio is proving its real worth
IN hospitals and sauatoriums or in
rriF"t" homes where ~ is being used
10 shorten tho hours of an invalid
] n" weary hospital patient or those
confined To their bed need not worry
any longer about what iE going on
IN the outside world and become des-
pohdcnt because they cannot get out
The sick one. in - hospital or home
equipped with a simple SGT. may now
con the head phones and hear tho
gossip and news OF The. outside world
variety OF lectures. sermons songs
ana instrumental music iii tho air.
inc weather forecast from all corners
OF tho country IL available and time
signals from Arlington W. Va en-.
able tho correct Setting of tho time
piece. Many wounded war veterans
confined TO tho hospitals are enjoy
ing the use OF the radiophone.
Older persons. beside the various
selections Of music broadca.tcd on
JOY the church sermons from differ
ent cities. One woman remarked tina,
after hearing Methodist. Rapti,,
PRESBYTERIAN and many other service,
that She hardly knew what denomlna-
t!on she really was.
The wireless waves make isolation
a thing OF the past, and are no, only
an advantage 10 the commercial
world. but social life is also being
benefited by various forms Of enter
tainment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23
FINDS VISIT TO JUMEL HOUSE
OF UNEXPECTED INTEREST
Mansion Once Washingtons New York Headquarters
Home OF Widow Who Became Bride of Aaron Burr
One OF Manhattan Islands Most Beautiful Spots

In l7s5 by Colonel Roger
Morris. who had been personal
friend Of Washington and had fought
side by side with him In the French
an! Indian War. In the struggle
for American epcndcnce Morris
declined to Join. and fed 20 England
with his family early In May. 1875.
For twcnty-eight years after the
excavations OF New York by the
Eri'ish tho old house passed through
many vicisSitudcs. being at one time
a public tavern. aud in 1910 was pur-
chased by stephen Jumel n wealthy
french merchant. who. with al! the
enthusiasm of compatriot OF La
faycttc. set about restoring & from
its d!lapidat"d state TO tho Condi
ton II was in at the time of Wash :
ington's occupancy. AS stained glass
was not made in America at tho
time. Monsieur .Iumcl. 10 repair
broken windows. sent fragments o,
the small circles that enrich tho
front doorway to France. where the
original designs were REPRODUCED
and tho glass restored as It il to he
seen today.
Mi-trrss Died nj Grrnt Age.
stephen JumeI died in May. 1892
and his widow was married. as
have above said. to Aaron Burr dur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23
NAME MANY CHILDREN
FOR PRINCESS MARY
tBy Associated Press ]

LONDON. April 22.-In the wake
OF tho marriage OF Princess Mary
10 Niscount Lasccl!cx. y country
vide craze has developed for nam
ing children and things In honor
OF the occasion and its principals.
From different parts of the coun
try come reports Of such names as
Royal Wedding Hill" and Princess
Mary Shaw" Innumcrable Harrys.
Marys. Mary Aiexandras and so on
figure In registrations OF the past
few days.
Painters and sign writer's testify
TO mild hoom In their art owing
TO the many changes in signs and
names of shops. bungalows. house
boats. houses. etc. III order TO give
them "tOIical" touch.
Inns in all parts of the country
are being named. The Princess
Mary" or The Lord I.ascellcs" as
substitutes, according to reports, for
German or other names that have
survived the war.
Preparations for the coming goa
son at seaside resorts Include III.
labelling OF bathing huta with such
names as "Maryland." "Maryville'
and The Ernccss'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23
IIy Mndge Arthur.

NEW YORK. April 22.-iiad II not
oecn for Il field trip conducted by !,
PUBLIC institute for the benefit Of
students OF local history, I might
never have visited one OF the most
interesting spots within the limits
OF Manhattan Island.
Like thousands of other persons, ]
had mad a feeling that "a journey to
the Jumel Mansion would repay one
i 10, the trouble OF making il. but.
Ike other natives. needed tho
stimulus OF an example. and when :,
friend invited me To join the group
OF local history students / gladly
accepted.
Don't when next you are In New
York. fail TO include "A visit to ,hi,
place among your lcasurc engage
ments The view from the u,,la
park In which the mansion stands
viii alone go long way towards
repay!ng YOU. and the sensations Won
are bound TO feel when within tho
house VIII more than complete such
payment.
WnshinEton's Snd View.
You viii be standing in a dwelling
from whose windows George Wash
ington sadly gazcd after the diy,s.
'rous battle ot Long Island I'm An
gust. 1875. f"r It was under ,hiu
roof that Washington made his
quarters FOR several wccks. You
VIII he shown the spot from which
ne issued his orders during INA,
critical period OF tn" war and III.
room In which nc slept when les.
sehed anxiety permitted him to do
So IL was from this house tina. he
rode forth 10 direct the victorious
battle OF Harlem Heights on Scptem
Der Is. 1916.
But II is not alone through Rcvo-
iutionary favor that tho house holds
visitor under the magic spell ~
It's past: other ghosts than those q,
washington and mis- staff seem to he
wandering with you through It's
Spacious rooms. Lafayette. Louis
"apoleon. Joseph Bona2artc were all.
AZ Inherent times. guests within ,;s
walls. Il was in the drawinr-roou
on tho left side Of the hall tina, ,,u
'h"n mistress. Madame Iumcl. wa.
married 10 Aaron Burr. ana II wa.
nero that Fi,z-C;reen IIallcck wro,.
hl4 most celebrated poem
Tho mansion was bull, originate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23

Ing the following year. known as
the Jumcl Mansion. this old Colonial
structure remained the scene o.
many brilliant social gatherings up
10 the time OF the death OF It's mis-
trcss at the age OF So in 1865
About twenty years ago the prop
crty--cn!chy through the intcrces-
sion OF the Daughters OF the Amer!-
can RevOlution-was purchased by
the city and it's care vested with the
park department. In cooperation
with body OF wcmcn who form the
Washington Headquarters Associa-
ton.
more replcte or interesting mu-
scum Of antique Colonial belongings
than L today this Jumcl Mansion II
would doubtless be hard to find any
where in the United states. and
what aston!shcs me the most is that
l had never visited IL before.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23
AFGHANISTAN ENVOY
F. ARRIVES in ENGLAND

! LONDON. April 2o.-Thc FIRST diplo.
5hatic envoy of AfGhanistan to Grea,
1hri'ain. Sirdar ABDUL lIadi Khan, ha.
3'"heh up ms quarters in London. Uc
r. only 30 and the youngest member
Iof the diplomatic corps. n distinction
previously held by DR.. Wellington
400. OF China.
Ihe minister and his staff wear
dEnSllsh clothes ana look more like
3Spaniards than representatives. of a
hermit kingdom OF Asia.
Sirdar Abdul told an interviewer
mat three newspapers we're now pub
[iished In AfGhanistan. all evening pa
'pers, and that there were also about
a dozen weekly newspapers and mag
Rzincs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23
WOMEN LAWYERS TO
WEAR WIG AND GOWN

LONDON. April 22.-What shall
forta wear when she is called tn
The English bar? Five learned
Judges have heen puzzling over the
question and have decided that she
sha'l wear just what her brother
barristers In England do. There is
SAFETY clause in the decision. how
ever, Tor II has been decrced that
thcir gowns shall be plain black or
yer! dark, 10 prevent the appear
ance OF woman barrister in mauve
or PINK. and also that skirts are
To be mot shorter than the gown :.
The ordinary wig. which completely
conccals the hair. is to he worn so
that the task Of ascertaining
whether counsel Is he or she n,
times become little BIT compli-
Gated.
&C.. 1872. Public Ledger Cos
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23
SETS RECORD STRAIGHT
ON PILGRIMS LANDING
tcon,lnucd from SKIN rage

Certain schools OF cthnolOgy. by
detached. fraGmcntary bits of Indian
nomenclature, interestingly pieccd
together. arc probably basis for tho
similarity in Indian dialect. No doubt
All that is interesting diversion; but
iaSmcn must pass ~ up' and CON
ciudc that two 'Accomacks' can he
more easily accounted for when IL is
recalled that this same Captain Smith.
"hch referring To AccomaCk in Wiz
tinia, on former occasion, said:
That heaven and earth seemed never
TO have agreed better to have formed
place (Accomack) for mans com
in"diouS aud delightful habitation.'
Ih"n. too. tho contour and physical
Characteristics Of Cape Cod and East
ern Shore OF Virginia countries arc
not un!tk"-indc"d strikinEIy alike:
rather long. marrow coast point OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23

now report that some or the old tim
bcrs OF tho Maynowcr have just
been located in part OF the frame Of
an old barn In plymouth. England. /,
would be interesting TO learn by what
process Il could be preserved for all
these years.
Wabhly tradition. however but
tressed by somewhat indefinite record.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23

peninsula: hay between most ~ both
places and tho main body ~ the
continent.
"probahiy there is record that A
wealthy London merchant who was A
near relative TO one of NirS n ia 8
former Governors Was chief financial
patron OF that Puritan venture 1T
Plymouth Rock. Did future CONNER
"ial probabilities prudently avoid ex-
listing territorial jurisdiction? Was
Young Prince Charles on Cape Cod
with Captain Smith in l6l5'
'Lack OF .'uncrctc details Of most
OF the carly ventures that have
broke favorable are fruitful sources
for cxaggcration; admit now Of pro-
cesscs OF dead reckoning All is
we'll that ends WELL,
.'l.ato press rounds in some nuartnrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23

II seems. that tho Maynour. after she
had d"h" Immortal service at Ply
mouth Rock became the property of
the noted Colonel Edmund Scarburxh,
aud that she mOuitcrcd away, to re-
turn TO Mother Earth, after becoming
u dcrcilct. III on" of the out-of- the
way coNcs i'm Occahannock Creek. Ac-
omack County. Va. near the ruins Of
IiedriC' COttAEe. anciont scat Of Col.
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swcdcS Distribute Food 10 s,,x.

SToCkHOLM. April 22.-The
Swedish Red Cross contingent ope-
rating in Samara. Russia, has been
requested to distribute the larre
Dutch food consignment Recently
shipped to Russia and cal.
culatcd to feed 10000 persons for six
months. The Swedish delegation bas
agreed to cooperate with Holland in
the work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23

ohei Scarburgh, place OF his early
extensive industrial enterprise said
t" have been the most INTENSITY. then
conducted By private Individual Of
his time in America.
Nh oid saw runs something like
the following: They that blow mon
their own horn. IN" same VIII not 10
blown for them Pretty wise obser-
walton. anyway
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23
Visible Gage on Valve

An additional
a y pl nee de-
signed To max g
things easy for
the motorist is
I h is combined
tire valve and
pressure X Il l. ..
which has just
appeared on the
mark ct. Its visi-
billy Is tn" at
tr1Ctive feature
a hout this m
struincnt. IT h o
transparent dust
cap is made os n
! ! T. ht cclluloid
60 ~ y oun a.. 40
that ii will not
hrcak Tho air
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23

rressur" in tho tire can no read with
out removing any part.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06

roN SN LIZ cleaning and pressing buSi-
ness. WIN established trade Ia now an
paying basis. Retiring cause ror sale.
Apply - s9a, care The Dispatch
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE wanted for
every congressional district in State to
hanule exclusive. protected territory for
high grade article OF merit. We went
men who AT" looking Tor n permanent
proposition. good Tor $4,000 10 sio,oo0
per yehr; $500 To $500 capita! required.
GU handle own money. DeHeuba ugh
Sales Co.. ISL Twenty-s!xth Street, New
port News. Vn,
RESIDENT PARTNER WANTED-A GER.
iihr,' public accountant having an ~
'ao!Ished business. nni desiring Ia omen
branch Office in the city OF Richnond
"'s'r'S " get Into communication with
an experienced. energetic accountant \
so"h proposition for the right Marty
ohiH those having public ncc.uniIny .X.
rttichce need reply. All cumtnunic,.
Il"hs VIII u" held la strictcst confidence.
Andrcss TICK l. Joj. care the Dis,.,tch
M ED. nhn with sairsnanship abii.
Wy 10 t"kc agency for Virginia. for
Nhi!ioEnh table product III unsurp.s.rJ
se!ilhS features. Must he abb. To :n.nr.
ihitlsl order and carry own accuunt. II
Interested IN money maker phu,i, Mr
AIRY. Hotel Murphy. for appointment,
Principals only.
.NNlEp, live. energetic Young man with
'i'"o" as equal partn.. ia good office,
business. Stenographer preferred -
-?'. care The Dispatch.
WE have the following busincss.s far
s+ic; Drug store ia I!v. !nuiustri.,
town; wheciwrisnt and bIuckw.u n,,,,,
doing good business. ladies ana cent.
iu.h'shihs' sh"c repair shop. grocery.
confectionery, general tn.rch.ndis.
cleaning nnd pressing sho. ,tor. rh,
southern business Sales Agency Rno,,
loiz' fimcs-Dispatch building
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06

FINANCIAL
Buslncss Onp,,rrunl,ics
81

FOR SALE. cleaning and pressing bust
hess. with established trade. la now an
paying basis. Retiring cause for sale.
Apply - goa. care The Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06
Presto Change!

Don't walk around town with II look on your
lace because don't know get good ,se,I
TIRE or Al certain kind OF typewriter n snug apartment
Atlas carried world On his sl,ou ,crs-,,, 3;
""ini seem to bother him much. His burden was ~
"hntc lot heavier than yours aud, hcsi,lcs he ,,inr
know where To look Tor help
You're |" n comparatively soft situation. All you
have To do is to classified Section I'm Tho
b'sPat'h ana that look OF w"rr, will quickly vanish.
Those little ajS will tell You where To yet that tire
typewriter we'll as many o,,cr nr,
clcs for which n,a, be looking.
life by reading the classified u,Is c,cr,
day.
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
lNDENED FOR QUICK
PREFERENCES

"
II Use the TetcphOne-Iail RnudOlph
Ask for Want Ad Tinker
Classified advertisements ordered
/ Tor THE RICHMOND TlMES-piS-
u PATCH daily morning edition will
appear in the next edition OF THE
i ENENlNG DISPATCH. The rates
given herewith cover morning aud
evening service in all Instances. with
the exception OF THE SUNDAY
Z TIMES DISPATCH. which is priced
4 separately.
Schedule of Want Ad Hates
70 word daily. minimum
25c. set solid.
~ .lzc word sunday. minimum
40 CSC, set solid.
consecutive Insertions ihclud-
Ing sunday. sc a word.
consecutive Insertions. includ-
ing sunday. luc "A word.
tNote the reduction for consecutive
tRscrtIons.)
Display Type
The largest type permitted in the
want Al pages Is II point. and the
type sd may be set is one inch. Tho
rate TOR this la-g, Typ. is 8 cents a
word daily ana ~ cents Il word
sunday. The same scale OF reductions
VIII apply as for regular want ads.
caps, broken lines. waite space are
charged for at the regular word rates
- fn words 70 The line.
Ncrttsers on request.
advertisements received rs late as
10 y. NJ. and 10 Il. NJ. each week day
and up 10 T. Nj. Saturday for correct
classification in the next EDITION.
sehtaie-when presented at the Want
Al Counter in The Dispatch building
BY those out OF work will be inserted
Free of Charge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06
p II c e S have been
slashed to reduce our
stock. We are clean
in G out our used
cars.

FORD TOURING. 1890 MODEL.
Electric starter, natural wood
wheels. dcmountatie rims. excel
lent mechanical condition; $500.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale


RECoNDITIoNEp cIRS
NJ bargain prices. Seeing Is bsiicvi
W. {. Royd. Richmond Kline Co.. Inc.
WEST GRACE STREET.
PHONE RANDOLPH 1925.
SALE
USED FORD CARS.
Pr C e S have been
slashed to reduce our
stock. We are clean
ing out our used
cars.
MOST or THESE CARS HAVE
REEN REcONpITJoNED. AND
IN EVERY I$SrA%CE THEY
ARE PRICED FOR QUICK
SALE. lES-THlS Is THE BAR
JAIN TIME YOU HAN
AWAITED! LISTEN OUR
STOCK is COMPLETE NOW.
EARLY AND BENEFIT by THE
BEST SELECTION. ALL TYPES
AND MODELS Of CARS.
FORD TOURING. 1891 MODEL.
equipped with starter anu de-
moun;ahle rims. Only used
months. extra tire and tube: s3Ss.
FORD TOURING. 1890 MODEL.
Electric starter. natural wood
wheels. dcmoun,ahie rims. excel
lent mechanical condition: $500.
FORD TouRIN LATE
MODEL. No starter. motor and
reur overhau!cd: excellent run
ming condition; $ls5.
FORD RUN BouT. 1920
MODEL. equipped with electric
starter. and in excellent running
condition. demountable rims and
good tires: @:is.
FORD RUNABour. LATE
MODEL; no starter. eau.pped
with shock ab6orbcrs and plain
wheels. &lG5.
FORD SEDAN. LATE MODEL.
Equipped with electric starter,
natural wood deInoun,able rims
Looks Sood and runs good; 1855.
rosp COUPE. 1890 MODEL.
EHurped with starter and de-
mouT'ab!e rims; new tires: excel
lent mechanical condition.
FORD ToN TRUCK. Equipped
with rheumatic tires. panel side
body, tcs5.
FORD ToN TRUCK. Eouir.
ped with solid tires. platform up.n
body and cab; 1858.
FORD TON TRUCK. 1920
MODEL. Shows only slight use.
Excellent tires and motor: sass.
FORD LIGHT CHASSIS. LATE
MODEL Equipped with good ;,rcs
and in fair running condition:
SIS.
FORD sURuRRAN 1920
MODEL. Electric starter and de-
-meuntable rims. S3lS.
S oTHER CARS NOT LISTED
We have two statesmen
on the floor all this
week and they will
be glad to advise you
and demonstrate any
OF these cars. Liberal
terms. Come early
and get the best buy.
RICHMOND
MOTOR CO., INC,
BROAD AND TENTH
STREETS
OPPOSITE CITY
HALL
STUoEBAkER roadster In good conditi,
t?No, Terms 60; wes; Broad
THE OVERLAND TOURING and roa ds
- now StS5. delivered In Richmor
l!arp"r, Overland Co., Inc.
TRUCKS that stand
frtN.ce. Transportation Motor compar
''!0 west broad Street. Phone Bou
varn AM
IISED FOPDc
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Rooms Without Board {

FRANKLIN ST.. NEAR HARitISON-
Comfortsbic small too,n. next to bath.
boulevard 2JII.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06
Statesmen and Agents

SALESMAN driving Virginia very close,
selling country stores, also the cities
to join me. will furnish car IL he
will drive. Am now driving Augusta
County. Telegraph quick. +. y. Box
ESQ. Raleigh y. &.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06

$ LES TATIVF:-LaTgcst
manufacturer fancy knit goo,is wants
cNclustv" representatives IT good stand
INK l" call on merchants in this vicinity
Large Varieties sold from catalogue and
samples. Lowest price. Chance for Sc
ftous men nr women Ia establish per
man.ni. profitable, hich-ciass business
tr"sC"n; knitting Corp. 81 West 18th
street. New York city.
YOUNG men. over II, desiring govern
mont positions. $3.50 monthly. Write Tor
free !!st of positions now open J.
Leonard tformer Civil! Service Exam
iner) iot3 Equitable building. Washing
Ton, -. &.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06

large. ntirnctivcly furnished. well heated
room. near bath In private family. nan-
dD,uh ty5S
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-17
Ell RECITAL DE ANOCEE
Elisa Tavarez de Storer en- ell Strand"

La ilustre concertista Elisa Tava-
rez de Storer, dio anoche SUI anuncia-
do RECITAL de piano, en- ell Teatro
Strand, dedicado sus discipulas Y al
Ateneo Portorriqueiio. La amplia sa-
la estaba LENA, ocupando sus localida-
des 10 mas brillante de nuestro mum
do social, que acogio la gran artis-
ia con una prolongada ovacion, GUAM
do aparecio en- escena.
Luisa Tavarez que esta en- La pleni-
tud de sus facultades verdaderamen-
te asombrosas, ejecuto anoche ell be-
llo. y dificil programa hacienda alar-
de de una graeiosa agilidad y de una
emocionada intencion interpretativa,
RIGA en- colorido y en- maravillosos
matices que solo una artista del tenn
peramento de nuestra eminente y adj
mirada concertista, puede incorporar
los triunfos del estudio y los vue-
los geniales del temperamento.
El programa Sc componfa de: Alle-
gro de Saint Saens, Balada, Sherzo,
Andante Spianatto v Gran Polonesa,
de Chopin.
Esta era Ia primera parte, y en- la
segunda entraban:
! Leg6nde, de Chaminade, y Rapso-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-17
Los italianos enLa Haya sostiepen
que Russia debe ser admihda en-
la Conferencia en- contra de 10
que Francia esta exigiendo
Mafana, dice Marconi, espera cerciorarse de
81 son ciertas sus suposiciones de que
nos eStan llamando desde Marte


cclegas en- los cfrculos cientffcos y
por sus compatriotas. Ell notable sa-
bio Sc ha trasladado inmediatamente
acompanado de algunas capacidades
cientifcas nacionales, la gran esta-
cion inalambrica de New Jersey, DON
de Sc tiene preparado todo para veri-
fear manana en- la noche las sensa-
|cionales pruebas de communication con
Marte,s sen cuya fecha dicho planeta Sc
encontrara mas cerca de la TERRA
que de costumbre. Ell Sr. Marconi
opina que los ruidos misteriosos per-
cibidos por el hace dos amos y COM
prooados por diferentes operadores
en- diferentes parties del mundo, nc
son sino llamadas de Marie, cuyos
habitantes desean comunicarse cor
nosotros. Manana, cree ell notable
cientffco, Sc comprobara 81 sus supo-
siciones son ciertas, pues las ondas
que Sc lanzaran al espacio EN- conti-
nuos toques va estudiados, son tan po-
derosas que alcanzaran Marte con
perfecta claridad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-17

PARIS, JUNO 17.-El cOrrespOnsal
en- Moscou del importante diario u
Libert6, quien Sc encuentra en- esta
capital, publica sensaciGnales >revela-
clones en- las columnas de su voce-
ro, relacionadas con los procedimien-
tos escandalosos utilizados por los
bolcheviques rusos en- la requisa de
los tesoros realfzados Ell las Iglesias
de Petrogrado Y Moscou, hechGS sin
precedentes- -dice-que debe condenar
la d.vilizaci6a. Entire los horrores
que cuenta el mencionado periodista,
describe con todos sus detalles ell ro-
bo verificado por las horAas de Le-
nine en- los temples, destrllyendO ig-
nominiosamente las tumbas sagradas
de Los Emperadores i los Ropes.l-.S
despojando de sus joyas Y yestidulas
los santos, plocesiendo despu6s a
quemarlos. Solamente la conciencia
les grit0 impladable -crienta el cores
ponsal--cuando Sc dirigfan dvid&s de
riquezas aquellas fieras despiadadas,
al acercarse {. La tlllnba que guarda
el cuefpo yacente de-,Pedro ell GraINde.
Ell la Catedral de San Pedro Y San
Pablo, no atrevi6ndose tocsrlo 81
quicra. Es 10 iinfco que Sc salv0 de
aquella ola criminal.