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The New York herald., 1922-01-29
BRITISH HERE HAVE
BOOK FOR PRINCESS
Illuminated Marriage Service
for Royal Bride.

An item of some interest relating to
the coming marriage of Princess Mary
of England and Viscount Lascelles in
February is on view in New York at
the Art Center. 65 and 67 East Fifty
sixth street. 1t Is beautifully illumi-
mated volume on vellum containing the
marriage service or the Church OF Eng
land and was designed and executed
for the Princess Mary and her future
consort by Ernest Clegg, a well known
artist illuminator resident in New York.
The little volume, which is four and a
half inches wide by five and half
inches high, is the gift to the Princess
Mary of group Of British residents in
this city. who for the present remain
anonymous. 1t is understood however
that the prime movers behind the gift
are two sisters who have been close
TO the royal family.
The volume is hand le.te-ed with a
quill pen throughout in the simple and
exquisite style of the thirteenth century
monk copyists, and all the initials are
illuminated in gold and color. The front
cover will bear the coat of arms of the
Princess and the back that of Viscount
Lascelles The full names of the Prn-
cess and her husband to be will be writ
. ten in at the proper points at a later
date. There are seventeen pages in all
OF the minutely lettered service. The
entire effect OF the volume is that of
great beauty and simplicity.
The artist, Ernest Clegg, Is a British
subject who for five years prior to the
war was a resident OF New York. At
the start OF the war he went to England
and served five years in the British
expeditionary forces. chiefly as major
of the Bedfordshire Regiment. He is
one OF the best modern exponents OF the
art of illumination as it was practiced
ia the Middle Ages and has been revived
by few modern craftsmen. His exhibit
tion at the Art Center, which includes
an interesting illuminated version of
The New York herald., 1922-01-29

his novel OF Tennessee and the Missis-
sippi in 1896. for Arbuclxle looks as II
he were a natural born member OF the
fraternity of the mint juiep. Down
South the title of Colonel" or Judge
seems to be applied alternately to the
citizenry, and Arbuckle. being portly,
naturally fits the latter designation.
Moreover he brings to the screen the as
sured poise and certainty Of well sea-
soned player on the stage. He is facile
and lovable as the old gentleman who
found the world almost too much for
him.
The cast as a whole is excellent.
Under the direction Of Edward Jose they
not only reproduce the authentic at
mosphere Of the original but catch and
relay some of that whimsicality in Kes-
ter's work which Is often too apt to
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
RICH TAPESTRIES ON VIEW.
Rare China and Porcelains Also In
Symon Collection.

Art objects of household utility and
adornment make up the Henry Symon
collection that will be placed on view
in Clarke's, "A East Fifty-sixth street
tomorrow to remain until February Z.
The sale takes place February s to IL.
-Four sets OF tapestries form a strik-
ing feature. One, entitled Les Amours,' %
was woven in the Gobelin factory after
designs by LIE Brun and Berain. An
other represents the death of Jacob, and
the figures OF the Emperor Macmillan
and his wife are introduced into the
composition as donors of the tapestry
to a Spanish church. An English set is
from the Mortlake looms of the time of
Queen Anne
There are about 1000 pieces OF Lowe
stoft china, including the Watson din
ner service, whose history is linked with
that of the British East India Company
The New York herald., 1922-01-29

shrivei under the glare or studio lights
Ernest Terrence, who played genial
roles on the stage of late. has done an
about face in appearing on the screen.
Here he is the dour Solomon MdhdUy,
with the Damon and Pythias friendship
for Judge Slocups rice-Tuberrille. who
saves the Judges honor by substituting
for him in a duel and getting a bullet
for his pains. Terrence is one of the
treats of the picture, along with the
Mississippi River.
Though Miss Jean Paige Is featured
in the announcements. she is not ac-
tually the leading figure Of the story as
pretty Betty M0lroy. When she does
have her emotional crises, however, she
squares her shoulders to them gallantly.
Earl Fox as the riverman who loves.
Arthur Carew as Col FeHtrcss. ono Of
The New York herald., 1922-01-29

those villains who were seemingly requi-
site to the days when men wore top
hats even when they were being evicted:
Horace Braham and Charles Kent are
equally felicitous In their parts, while
Charles Eaton plays boy without once
suggesting he'd be better or in bed.
Scenically the production Is varied
and picturesque. with many of the
shots taken in the actual localities,
and with the costumes Of the period,
particularly on the women, revealing
that beauty is not wholly resident in
short skirts and bobbed hair. The
views on the old fashioned keel boats
are fascinating and reach a thrilling
point when a fight occurs on them and
again when the boats are whirled
through rapids-for rapids are now one
The New York herald., 1922-01-29

and an armorial service that belonged
TO Lord Latham. There are many pieces
of English and Continental porcelains,
a very large piece OF carved ivory.
Spanish seventeenth century figure OF
an angel, life sized. that is gilded and
polychromed. and a portrait Of the
Duchess Of Richmond by Lely.
Among the furniture are pieces of Tu-
dor and Stuart, Georgian examples by
Sheraton, Heppelwhite, Chippendale and
Shearer.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29

of the most important adjuncts Of .
movie.
Arbuckle appeared in person at the
opening and spoke for clean and whole-
some pictures. OF which this is one.
just as he has fought for clean and
wholesome plays on the stage in his
thirty years from 1.-THE County Chair
man to Daddy Dumplina."
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
MacIyn Arbuckle
Admirable in Film
The Prodigal Judge
Vaughan Kester's Southern RO-
nance Transferred to Screen
by Vitagraph.

Scenes in the South before the war are
always interesting, and with Maclyn
Arbuckle to lend them JUNCTION they are
about all that any one could desire on
the screen. So "The Prodigal Judge"
a vitagraph production. which opened at
the Cameo last night, starts with every
thing in its favor. That It ends in much
the same way Is largely due to Arbuckle.
He might very well have been in
Vaughan Kester's mind when he wrote
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
BURTON HOLMES LEcTURE.

Tonight and tomorrow afternoon. at
Carnegie Hall, Burton Holmes has
chosen to exploit the wonderlands and
beauty spots Of the U. s. A, Canada
and Alaska. He will take his audiences
10 the principal national parks. includ-
ing visits to Niagara. the Grand Canyon,
Glacier Park. Yellowstone and Yosemite.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29

In Flanders Fields" with an introduc-
ton by Bishop Manning, will continue
through February 4.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29

Tomorrow
/ Price Reductions at the
New Gidding Store
. Made for the opening of the
store four weeks ago. tomorrow, these
fresh, new, smart Furs, Fur trimmed
|, Coats, Tailleurs and Dresses must
move very quickly now.
I Which means sharp price reduc-
tions.
The winter season which begins in
New York stores in November began
again at the Gidding store in January
with large opening collections marked
at very attractive prices.
Prices attractive enough to give
magnificent January business in the
face of reductions in other stores.
But February is here, and finds us
looking forward to the early Spring
season, hence the price revisions of
the following are random examples.
Handsome Fnr-ulmmed Wraps
for all manner of daytime wear in
town or country, SIS, $95, $l25.
Short Suits and Fur trimmed Zai2Ieuvs
tweed, homespuns and duvetyn, with
appropriate furs, $50, SIS, SOS. j.
Dresses for Street and afternoon
crepe, velvet, satin, Kasha and
duvetyn, straightline effects and new
draped models, $65, $685. $l25.
Dinner and Eyening Gosvns
lace, chiffon satin, taffeta, brocade
and velvet, $75 $95, SIPS
Fm-nlmmed Eyening W'yabs
for the opera, theatre and other eve
ming occasions, $125, $l65 $225.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10
$algbnres %henkmiirhtgr an-
frmttentf.

@er sic 5igmuno=@affner=@ aiie
aufpdrts gum Tran5isfanerfloiter
tpan6ert, erblidt at ser Mauer ne,
ben ser a%loiterpforte oas Marmor-
relief zines 5ran5isfanermon9eS.
9as lit Heter Ginger, Ser grfinoer
6es BaniDmpbonifums. Edgli6 nm
bolb elf nbr martet cine fIeine @dar
6rem6er, oie 6urb 3ufau BON 6ie=
fem nerltedten SdaB erfobren bat,
inn 8orraum 6eS &lo1ters auf bas
grideinen 6es frean6liden 8ater
German, Ser jeit 1886 bas Snjtru-
ment betreut uno Sen @aiter por-
fiibrt. SIN Sabre 1910 geboren, bot
Eeter Ginger (geitorben 1882 I'M
8ran3isfanerfloiter 6aS Mmt zines
Mobi5enmeiiters un6 &egens6ori-
perieben, ein u~niberieIer &opf, tpie
ct I'M 4loiterIeben INNER pieoer ges
6eibt. Muiifpbiloiopb (popon cine
1S47 bon g. 8bilipps b~erausgege>
be1e Sdrift uMetapbpiifde' 8lide tn
sic Gonpelt" 3eugnis gibt), Gil
bouettenf9neiber, &omponit, ST..
itrumentenma9er, Der bonn Snitrl-
ment abtpdrts Bis gu BEN ie~lbit9efer.
tigten @erf5eugfiiten obne @ebtlfen
gu arbeiten bertrand. Das Banipm-.
pbonifl1m aber lit bos @erf, bas iei.
men Mamen iber Die &olitermaiern
binaus Der Madmelt u%berliefert. SSn
BEN 4Oer sSabren bes bergangenen
Sabrbunoerts bot Ginger bas ST.
%ltru1nent gefertigt, 6as cine @ereini.
gung ser pidtiglten Srde5terltim-
men bartlett. Sein Mnblid glei6t
benz zines &arnueniums ouf 5mei
Neutrality-suspicious. Ma1ralen. 40
&egiiter beiibt es, 20 Soloregiiter,
11no. mfoBt &armonium, &labier.
@euo, 8ioline. Biola, 8aB, Glote,
&%Iarinette, Oboe, Mltborn, 8ai1et
born, @albborn, Trompete, Bofal-
ne, Sagott u. a. NJ. Safer German
fiibrt 5u11adit 6ie 5oloitimmetl Dor
nno gebt Damn gum Bilgerdor aus
Dem ngonnbaufer" iiber, ser aus
bem &ol5faiter nit 6em 4large oes
bolen 8agnerorheiters ert0nt.
@eitaus befannter lit Die 5peite
initrumcntale 6ebensmMroigfeit Sc:
.Staot 5olaburg. gsod ser 8orfub=
rurg i'm Sran3isfanerfloiter fMbri
ser @eg am Do1n Doruber nob benz
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10
Ser ufarbiae 5ran5oie", Der

tie. Set rfarbiee 5ran5oie", Der.
bieie moDImouenoe Mb1idt befunoet.
lit Serr Ganooce, Ser bot runo 5ebn
SSabren als ser 8ertreter bon @ua<
beloupe un6 als eriter Neger IN Die
iran5oiii9e Deputiertenfammer el11'
5og. Sn bieien ieinen parliament
tariiden Mnfangen fiigte es null
zines Cages, o1s Ganoace gero6e Die
groBe @onbeIba1e 6es Balois Bour'
BON betrat, Ser 3ufan, BOB gleifs-
5eitig nit Inn Ser M%bgeoronete oes
Departements Morne, 2enotr, ei11'
trat. ga rief 6enn Ser abgeoro-
nete Goaiaro, Ser ieinen &oaege11
2enoir bereits geiudt batte: D9e!
2enoir!" Mber nidt 2enotr tparote
lid INN, ionoern lie noir" Der
Meger-D epnfierte Ganoace. rgsi@t
Sic meirte id" iagte nun Col
Iiaro, ulonoern SEN a1oeren." =
u8ie? @ibt es al1Ber mir nod ei1en
geeger in Ser &ammer?" fragte Gon'
oace nun b0@it eritaunt. GaS TO-
mii6e MiBper itan0nis rief BET alien
nm1tebenoen groBes 8ergnugen ber'
Dor, un0 lie noir"4 un0 2enoir lo@=
ten nit SEN iibrigen Anmelenoen
UNI Die @ette.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10
@auiid-r0miid)e 6nnoe.

Sci Ser 9sie0erlegras zines attn
@ebduoes lit in bem fran5oiii6en
Orte Mlbi cine grobe Mn5abl bon
g~auiid=r0miiden Iongefaben, Can't
pen, 8aien, Ampyoren uim. gefun-
sen iporoen, Die Dor5igli6 erbalten
iino. Ser &onierbator 0eS Muieums
Don Mlbi, 2io5u, ser Sic meiteren
Mnsgrabuneen leitete, itellte feit,
SAB es iib Inn Mrbeiten elmer groBen
gauiid-r0mi{den I0pfermerfltatt
9o1oelt. @s miiIen ausge5ei5ncte
aeranrifer gespeien ieirL Sic oomals
oieie iein glaiierte,l, NIT ipl1nberpol-
len Ornamenten per5ierten Getabe
Iduien. Sic 6ltnoe beoeuten eine
grpbe @ereiberung fir 0as Mltiel,m
BON Mlbi, oas bereits cine ib5ne
5ammlung gauiid, -r0miider &unlt=
legcnltanoe b'ltbt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10
Mcmieelanbs 11rbeooIfernns.

8eoeut1ame Gntoedungen, bic
fir unlere &enntnis bon menl6lt6er
urber0lferung midtige S6liiiie err
lauben, fino iekt bei ser ardaologi,
'iden grfori6ung BON Menfeelano ge-
madt morDen, un0 5mar IN lene1
@umpfen, Sic SEN n0roliden Sell
BON Norbislan6 ourd5iebe1t.
Bisber muBte man iber Sic fritz
bere 8e%polferung be3 2anoe5 nl1r,
ooB sic ginmon6erl1ng Ser Moori
etpa Dor. 3 @enerationen bon Sen
YolpneFiden Snieln erfolgte nno
ooB bie1e ,bamals 9ier cine &afle
borfanben, Sic ibnen ielbit Derponot
NOR, mobl pom elmer friiberen gin=
m%anoerung itan1mte nno Die IN
5miiben erlolben lit nit @usnabme
eines fleinen oegenerierten &eltes.
Ger Ma111e oieier 'alteren8e polferung
lit Moriori. Sic g%ntoedungen Ser
leBten 3eit MAIDEN nun mabr1dein-
lid, ooB Neuieelanb Sauienoe bon
Sabren friiher bon elmer &alle be-
lieoelt mar, Sic i1 Civilization unb
&iinlten b0ber ltano, als Waori nno
Moriori uno pabrideinlib afiati-
lben nriprungs mor.
Oie Sbeorie elmer mongolllben
8elibnabme bon Neuleelan0 taudte
ldon Dor eiriqer 3eit auf, als man
nuf MorSi5lono in Ginger Giefe
5ped1teinfigure1 fans, Sic in Mate-
rial uno 5orm nit 0eu gr5eugnillen
ser Maori nibts 5u tim babe11, uno
oere11 cine ser 8u06bofigur abnelt-
9iele Gbeorie erbalt nod mebr
8abrlheinlidfeit ourh Sunoe inl
n6r5lideua Mudlano-9iitrift, no man
BEL lonotpirtl6nft1i6ela Mrbeite11 i'll
SEN sMmpfen alte N65ugsoraben
feltltelte. 9ieie f011f1en nut nit
8erf5e1gcn geibaffer mor6en |ein,
Sic iebr piel b0her lteben ais oie Ser
Mnori, u1o iinb nit GROCER Hegel<
m6Bigfeit parallel unb nit red,t=
spinfligen &reu5ungsgrdbe1l lorgfal-
tig engelegt. SIR Mlter laBt iib mod
Sem !@ol5funben a1ngefabr feltlteaen.
Mub Geite BON Buumerfen Ser llr=
3eit, Screen Sed11if gleidfanS Ste Ser
Moori %n6errngt, fo11Den iid in Die
fen. Sumpfgebiet. Sic Berlnutung
mongoli1Gen l1riprungS erDalt ibre
@auptltiiBe burh Sen 5uno zines
Sbnibmerfes in Sorm elmer 9ol5-
ldppele fir Elm Sous init elmer Or-
1nn1entform, sic Den Bilbmerfer Ser
Moori fremo lit. ss1 Ser Mitte lit
cine mer1ihlibe Sigur 0argeiteut,
BON goriao0bnli6er gribeinung,
nit breitem fe!lf9rmigen &opf, OBJ
itebenoen 0bren> fleiner breiter
Naie uno groBem opalen Munp nit
fleiter 3unge. Der &0rper flein>
fur5 unb sid, BON falter11oer Sal
tung, Sic oiden 8eine ideinen urter
Dem &opfe berpor3uipringcu, Sic
ausgefredtett &an5e liegen III einem
Mobmenmerf, be11en gnoen I'M sic
&0pfe on iourierartiSel1 2ebetueien
a%usgeben, beren 6orm 1ueit bo1t Ser
Srooition Ser Maort abmeidt. ga
beioe jebt nod nad3peistaren SOL
fer NeuleelanGs iiber oieie nrbeD3l=
ferung nidt sic geringlte l1eberltefe>
rung boben. ltebt Sic @illenidaft
pnr einem lodenoen Nrohlem.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10

traIregierrmg in @ier tpar, % gab
es iiberon oeutide Bolts nao Mit-
telidulen, ut1o sic Staote 8reBbnrg
rno Sebenbnrs maren 0ie eriten,
meIde itanoige, aus 5tein gebaute
1beater batten ur16 in ionltigen
6orti9ritten alien nngarifden
Sta6ten meit boraus pare11. Die
,@ean5en goben Ser @elt ben &la-
bierfiinltler 2ii8t, oie &eiobouern
einen &apon, nno nod piele &C.
1ebrte uno &iinitler ltammen aus
Sem B1lrgenlonbe.
BUR s3eit oes umlt1r5es gab es
i'm 8urgenlanoe nidt eine ein5ige
oeuti9e @6ule mebr, baum ais sic
Deutl9en our9 bie @reigniiie auf=
-geruttelt nod iolben sperlangte11,
uuroe oaes m0glihe peripro6en,
6od penig gebalten, nno es lit gu
tpunoern, oaB tnan IN Seoenburg
bod nod ouf einem @ebanoe Die
Mufibrift nDeuti@es Sous" lieit,
6agegen 3. 8. in @iienita6t Ser un=
sarii9e Berein, ser ii6 Die 8ieoer=
aufridtung nngarnS gum 8iele iebt,
fat our9gebeno aus Denti6en be-
ltebt, Die ii9 Bel Sen @erlammlut=
gen ousidlieB1i@ Ser nngarii@en
Sprade beoienen. @abren6 sic I'M
gari{6e Meeierung beutide 8eamte
in itodmaoiariide Setter periette,
fomen ms 8nrgenlan6 MUIR nngorn,
sic iebt germ beto11er> 6ab BET igrer
Mnfunft sic 9tabt nod Il err, ierr
oaitfd" mar. Man %bearbeitet sic
Sugen6 nit alien m0glt6en Mit
teln, 10 3. 9. miiiien Sic 5@ulbu=
ZEN nngarii6e &appen nit Dem
&ei6smoppen trogen, nlaolarti he
2ieoer itngen6 6ur6 Sic 5traBen
mari9ieren u11b oerglei6en mebr.
Inter Sen 0eutiden Staoten @elt=
ungorns lit Dor oQem BreBburg gu
ertpGbnen, mo- jebt sic Gideden Die
@erren iino, ober sic sort befinoli=
ben bier Mationen CUR oeutiber
5prade g~reifen miilien, per11 tie ii6
Der i%tanoigen monen. HreBburg tpar
emf It cine rein oeltti6e Sto6t, ood
bur@ 8erlegung ser 1tngarilden Sc
gierung bierber, a1S Sic Inrfe1
Ofen eingenommen batten, fam sic
Mooiariiierung in Gong, nn6 mo-
mentli6 als Die beut16en S6ulen
Dor etma pier5ig Sabren aufgelaiien
purber, ging es init oem 3euti9=
t1m ra1d bergab.
Miemano inn Meide bot ei11e Mh=
nung, NIT melder Mitteln geger
| jeine 5tommesbriioer porgegangen
miro. Sap 0eoenburg nod itari
oeuti@ blieb, lit 6em regen @erfebr
nit @ien 5u 0anfe1, cod i9on be,
gam man itatt ser boppelipradigen
GtraBentafeln nun rein ungarilde
on5l1bringen, tpie bies g.. g. in
er56eut19en @iien1toot ser SAL it,
uno mon ielbit in beutiden 90rfern
1oldes 6ur6iebte.
Inter Sen iibrieen St6oten 6es
8urgenlon0es iino eS p%ornebntlid
5anft @ottbaro, Mtenburg, @iien=
burg, 8ieielburg Unto giienltaot
sic nod 6eutih ge1to1nt meroer
fonnen, mdbren6 oo5 freunolibe
Sims bereits mebr ols CUR @Glfte
Maoiaren 6ablt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10
4
4 M3n M Il . =,

- Ste boben 9reiie.
&ommis: sDa baben mirast Grit
faQt Die Dme in @bnnn9t. neil
Ser @atte .einen Mantel, BEN fie ia.
ben m0dte, nidt faufen min - un6
iebt, 100 i6 ben Breis nen1le, falt
Der @atte in 0bnma6t!"
Muh elm Samml er.
SD babe gebort, 6u biit ein eifri.
ger 5ammler; 6os 5ammeln bringt
sod gar nidts ein!"
30, getDiB, iebr niell~
so, mos iammelft bu oenn2"
uMbonnente11!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10

~ 2uniger Grudfebler.
Gie llnlttte, 0ie &ird)en nit sen
5teinen Sit Derihluden, Dat Idon
'micoer alllmal ein Dpfer gefor-
ocrt....
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13
sidente Dc IA Isla ante j Congreso,

sidente de la Isla ante el Congreso,i
Hon. Felix C6rdova Davila, compa
recera ante Ia Caniara para demos.
trar por que el Gobernador resulta
para los portorriquenos una per
soma non grata'. Ademas, el Re
presentante Humphreys de Missi-4
ssippi, esta preparando va una Re-
soluci6n solicitando que Sc practi-
que per el Congreso una investi-
gaci6n en- la conducta de Reilly en-
su cargo.
Sin irnportarsenos los m6ritos q
demeritos de este ciudadano de
Kansas City, 10 que aparece cierto
es que Ia utilidad de este hombre
ha lIegado va a su fin. Ell puede
que sea mas infortunado que in
competente, pero con el actual sem
tin1iento en- que esta embargada, la
Isla, los Estados Unidos de Ameri-
ca no pueden soportar una. cenfe-
sion nj siqpiera de mala suerte. Va
fesultando va mas que obvfo, que
Ia mayoria de los hijos de Puerto
Rico no ven utilidad alguna en- este
Gobernador; y Mr Harding aetgla4
ria sabiamente 81 ID destituyese an
tes de que ese sentimiento contra
Reilly crezca mas ancaFni3 i3ado, sapn
entire los isleios.
IN pals que se llama el Ap6stol
de Ia propia- -determinacion, no pue~
de abrogarse eI h3eho de enviar, .
una dependeneia de Ia Naci6n, una
persona que 40 es acceptable por los
residences del pals Y Y ~
Es deeir: este, ! rnenos que nos
0tros tengalnOs aqii Ia idea de eriis
cir un Castillo de Dublin en- San
Juan de Puerto Rico.H
X el New York Times, con- fecha
10 de febrero de 1922, publicaba el si4
yuiente despacho, enviadole desde San
Luis de Missouri:
se afrma que Rely verified ciertos
cambios alteracipnes en- un affida-
Wit. La taquigrafa pusO ciertO afn-
davit frentesa Ross, sin decirselo.
On. de IA R. Como Sc podra yer
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13

/. !.
continuation de 70 pag. -
nacer case Qmlso De las proYIsiones de
la ley en- un caso' esfan las puerfas
abiertas para que haga 70 mlsino en-
todps n casos que desee
Seg9 dice Lord Durham en- So IN
IoTme p imperio Brltanleo al traEar
sopre ias eondiciones que preyaleclan
Zen CalSda ell 1889,
ill ss q a.aslor debe ser instruido
len e sentido de que debe conduclr e
Goplerno con Jefes = Departamenfos
en- los cuales la Legislature tenga con-
4 fianza, de. que q no debe buscar
apoyo del Gobierno Central en- ning1n
lcOnfilcto con "a Legislature, excepto
len aquellos casus en- que esten eayuelr
ttos intereses estrictamente del Impes
Irio.
~ Mont. RELY, actuando como to-
ldo un Pro-G0nsails tie1e sin c0ncepto
Imuy pecuilar dei GoDierno, asumiendo
lque e es el Ejecntivo. Ia Legislatus
Era, y "a Judicatura. p Sc considers
q 81 mismo ilivestido con un poder ex.
traordinariO para manejar todos los
asuntos del pals. RI ejercicfo de esz
tos poderes extraordinarios serfa, en-
Iun hombre de alta mentalidad, igno-
lrante desp0tlco; per0 en- este case
| de ~ Mont. Rely, resulta repulsiyo
e intoleraDie. Su inhabiiidad, su faita
de tacto y de diplomacia, su absolute
ansencia de buen juicio y dc capacidad
administering, todo este esta recono-
cido por todos aqNelios que nan tenl-
DO una oportunldad de reiaeionarse
con e de slqulera naDlar con el du-
rante upos minutes. I 81 e esta inca
nacitado para q cargo; q no es el
hombre propio para sen e. Jefe E1ecu-
two dc una de las mas imporfanres
posesiones insulares 8 es csc e nom
bre, ;por que insistir en- sostenerlo en-
Puerto Rico !?
Nosotros tenemos que tener en clen-i
ta, senior Presidente, con motive de "a
|edueaeiOn della poblaclOn insular' , &c
las condolences que preVaiecen en- Y
IsiaE que son dlstintos q las que pre-
valeeen en- los Estados sunidos conti-'
nentales, con idioma dlferente, con
|lcosfumDres J naDltos dlIerenLes' 9. =
qulere un faJecutivo con 'acto, ulp.o-
matico, nonrado' con las cailncaelo.
nes mentaies necesarlas para ser y
verdadero Esfadista. Nuestras rela-
clones con los pueolos de Hlspanoams- le.
riea son muy lntlmas' s. eAi'O us
los Estados uIldos en 81 politica ue
anlstad ! de herlnanuao eoll huestius
vecinossqe e raza nlspana' us1fnlpet1s'
en- gran meaIaal gel exito que le'llsa
en- isleftg sitleo. =
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13

h1e0sJ
Y sefior Presidente: adenks 20 de-;
SEQ, ahora, someter Ii siguiente ResOs
luci6n, aprobada pOr el Senado de.
Puerto Rico recientemente:
N. de Ia r. Aqui aparece ell
texto fntegto del irlforme de la ma
vorfa del Comits de NOinbraniien-
tos del Senado, frinado por los
Sres. Jose ]. Benftez como Presiden-
te u Manuel "A. Martinez Davila co.
mo Secretario, sometidO por dicho
Comite al Senado Insular en- una
de sus recientes sesiones compren-
didas en- Ia Ultima reunion eiecuti-
va de dicho Cuerpo, y h cual Reso-
luci6n o informe Sc refiere los
nombramientos de W. F. Lippitt,
C. Tor0 y }. A. Wilson.l
Y tainbien, senior Presidente y se-
fiotes de HI Camara antes de dar por
|terminadas mis- acbtacipnes, yo deseo
Herr aqui, . insertaf en- el Record, uii
|dsspacho psriodistiE6 y cuatrO editcria
/ les de los principalsS periodiccs de los
Estados Unid6s. Veinfenas y veiite-
mas de estos editcriales Y de estas in-
lfnrmaciones han apareeidD en- toda Ia
prensa pnbIica, dakante las Iltimas
semanas, soIicitanGo del Presidente
u dsst tf,ieifn de E MOntgO.
Z. -. f,,s;ls, .s<s,,,r, s,saslnY I1 pI1er-