davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1922-05-18
MARKET
OPENING PRICES.
Quotations Today for Pro-
visions, Grain and Poultry
in Philadelphia

Following are the opening quota
tons today in the grain. provision
and poultry market in Philadelphia
HAY-Firm; good demand; Timothy
No. ?. s2s5o92i5o; DO. No. 8. 900
%; sample. si7Qi9; TO grads. ,l5g
II: clover mixed hay, light mixed,
fi7.50Q 2i.0o; No. !. mixed, s2id22.
EGGS-Nearby, extra hrsts, &c; DO,
frsts, 26c; western extra hrsts, 2Ihci
do. hrsis. 26iso; fancy selected packed
PoTAroEs-southern. No. /. uoon
b2b: per barrel, No. 2, do, tl.60QS.0oi
old, per cwt., st.i09Llo.
CHDBSE-New York, whole MILK
fancy fats. fresh. 17lloi DO. fair 10
gle Daiises, feesh, 1885, 90. held. "a
G25c.
BFAN-soft winter, in io0-lb. sacks,
s30631; spring. $1,000.
WHEAT-No. 2 red winter. s1.A4D
i.l9; do. garliclSy si.4ogl45.
CORN-local trade higher; No. 2 gel.
low 75d76c; No. 3 yellow. 7fQ 75o
OATS-No. 2 white, 50i5G 5lo. No. I
white. i9is a soc.
FLoUR-soft winter straight west
ern. {6.5046.75; do. nearby. 1880
$50; hard winter straight. $3.50
$500; do, short patent $500
!. 25; do. patent. ss.tO9s.5O; do. short
patent. sss0Q900; fancy spring ami
city mills patent family brand. 1851
ql0.50.
BUTTBR-Steadyf western creamery,
extra, 57ho; nearby prints and fancy
1910.
TALLOW-Dull. prime city loose,
sac: do, special loose, 61c; primo
country. ihc; edible In tierces. 7zc,
LAVE POULTRY-Firm. fowls. 2i1
Csc: spring chickens. not Leghorns. II
$50 isc: ducks, white Pehin. 2f926ci
do, mixed colors, goa 23c; Muscovy. a
d22c; geese. nearby. if4f6c: do. south.
ern and western. 12GI5c.
DRESSED POULTRY-Firm; fowls
fresh killed. choice 70 fancy. 33G35cl
do, small sizes. 260 32c; ROSTERS. west
ern, 2Sci do. southern. 2iQz2c.
Evening journal., 1922-05-18

yer. OF the United States steamship
Arkansas. and Enslgns r. Z. Han
son and W. F. Widner. OF the United
States steamship Dakota, and Mid
shipman John F. Gordon, OF the
Naval Academy
After a wedding trip, Ensign and
Mrs. Morrison will make their home
in New York City until July. when
they will sail for California. Ensign
Morrison was graduated from the
Naval Academy, Annapolis, in June.
1921. He IS a son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Morrison, OF Greeley, Cal.
Evening journal., 1922-05-18
F0RMALDEHYDE MAY
HAVE CAUSED DEATH

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN, May 1s-Clenona
wingate. 14-months-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond J. Givens.
residing on Pine street. died Tues
day afternoon from stomach trouble.
believed to have been produced by
formaldehyde. which was used in the
house after the death Of her grand
mother. Mrs. Emma z. Hastings. on
May 4. Since the death Of the grand
mother the child had been Ill.
Funeral service was held in First
Methodist Protestant Church this
afternoon, in charge OF the Rev.
John T. Bailey. Interment was made
in Union cemetery.
Evening journal., 1922-05-18
Needed at Dances
And the Sea Shore
aids to Beauty

Here is a home treatment for re-
moving hairs that is quick. painless
and inexpensive: with some pow
dered delatone and water make
enough paste to thickly cover the OBJ
jectionable hairs, apply and after 2
or minutes rub off. wash the skin
and it will be left soft. clear and
hairless. This treatment will not
mar the skin, but TO avoid disap-
pointment, be careful 20 get real
delatone. Mix fresh as wanted.
Evening journal., 1922-05-18
KENT SCHOOL BOARD

4 CHESTERTOWN, Nd. May H.
The Kent County Board OF Educa-
ton has organized by electing c. r.
Skirven. president. and Prof. Louis
Robinson, secretary and treasurer.
The latter position carries with 1t
the county SUPPLEMENTARY Of
schools. Professor Robinson was
formerly assistant county supervisor
Of schools but has more recently
been teaching in Philadelphia. He
is a native Of Queen Anne's county
and is a graduate OF Washington
College. The selection was made by
unanimous vote.
Evening journal., 1922-05-18
For Itching Torture
Use Antiseptic Liquid Zemo

There IL one remedy that seldom fails
TO stop itching torture and relieve skin
irritation, and that makes the skin soft,
clear and healthy.
Any druggist can supply you with
zemo. which generally overcomes skin
diseases. Eczema, Itch. Pimples.
Rashes. Blackheads. IN most cases give
away TO Zemo. Frequently, minor
blemishes disappear overnight. Itching
usually stops instantly. zemo is a
safe, antIseptic liquid. clean. easy 70 use
and dependable. II costs only s5c: an
extra large bottle, 800. II is posi-
lively safe for tender. sensitive skins.
Evening journal., 1922-05-18

]
nual strawberry festival to be held
at the chapel on Saturday evening,
June 10.
Following the business session, a
literary and musical program will
be presented. giving place TO a So
cial hour as a closing feature.
Raymond Lewis. Negro, employed
at the American Manganese Steel
plant, sustained several burns yes
terday afternoon, when a quantity
Of molten steel was splashed from
contatner onto his right foot. DR..
Lewis Booker gave medical atten-
tion.
has leased the Hopkins cottage at
Hopkins beach. He has already
taken possession.
Frank Ratledge. of Wilmington.
is having a cottage built at the Hop
kins' Reach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Emory and
daughter. OF East Fifth street, left
this morning for High Bridge, N. j.,
where they have been summoned.
due TO the death OF George L. En-
DRY, father of Mr.. Emory. who is
about so years old and a Civil War
veteran.
Frederick o. Rush, Of the sales
department Of the local plant OF the
American Manganese Steel Com
pany. has purchased a new Buick
touring car.
The Misses Edna Cranston. MIL
bred Holiday and Mary J. Givison,
students at the Women's College OF
Delaware. Newark. were May Day
guests Of the local High School yes
terday. The youny women are MEM
bers of the local High School Alum !
nj. having graduated in 1921.
Miss Edna Cranston was accom-
panied home for over the last week.
end by Mrs. r. j. Chalmer. of Phil |
adelphia, a Women's College grad
uate. who had visited the college for |
the May Day exercises last week.
Miss Florence Appleby. OF State
Road, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred G.. Stroud, at Newark.
Prof. C. Victor zebley and family,
II Washington. d. C.. who have been
he guests of his sisters, Miss Eva
zebley and Mrs Rebecca Kollock,
on East Fourth street. have re-
urned home.
For Sale-Geranium, coleus, scar
ct sage, China asters. all kinds OF
'otted flowers. Leave orders early at
,layton's Grocery.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-05-18
GuARpIANs APPoINrrp.

Judge Rice. in Orphans Court
yesterday appointed the Wilmington
Trust Company guardian OF Frances
+. Denney. and Arthur d. Bakei
was appointed guardian OF Arthur
ID. Baker. Jr.
Evening journal., 1922-05-18

dent. II. Num-; secretary. Z. II
Pierce and treasurer. F. Else.
Students Of the University viii give
a minstrel show tonight.
Evening journal., 1922-05-18
CAMP MEETING IN july

CAMBRIDGE. Nd, May 1s.-shi-
loh camp meeting, one of the largest
on the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
will be held this year from July 81
to 81, inclusive. This camp. which
is situated in the Eastern Shore
Trail. at the jurction of the Cam
bridge and Salisbury roads and the
road leading into Hurlock. is always
crowded during the season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10

Hamlin Garland sends from England
glowing accounts of the interesting people
he is meeting. A luncheon given in his
honor by Lord Balfour, visit to Kipling
at his farmhouse, three hundred years old:
a journey planned to Maurice Hewlett's
country home, with a possible extension to
Dorchester to see Thomas Hardy-no Won
der Americas famous son of the Middle
Border is enjoying his summer holidays
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10
A sample of Union Music.
Songs of the Sixties

aaaished IS HlSHRsapsyTa, sltl s..
And we'll all drink stone blind.
Johnny, fill up the how'll"

<tiiu we IL all QTlIlh SlC0c DllnQ.
Johnny, fill up the BOWL"
short Rations." hailing from Augusta,
Ca. with an unsatisfied donkey before an
empty trough, lis dedicated to 1.-The Cornfed
Army of Tennessee: "The Squirrel Hunt
ers' March" to "the brave and loyal men
who FASTENED to the defense of Cincinnati"
and who are seen crossing the bridge at
that city
Numerous men of distinction are on
horseback in varied poses. Beauregard
cheering his men wildly. with cap in hand
and bestriding the body of a PROSTATE
@Yank"; Mcclellan little Mac') in vivid
blue on a white charger: Gen. Hooker and
Fremont "the Pathfinder" with hat and
plume resembling a modern Knight Of
Pythias, tight waist and projecting epau-
let's. Col Ellsworth holds the flag in
whose embrace he fell in the classic city
of Alexandria. 1.-THE Fort Sumter Quick
step" has Robert Anderson above, long
headed and serious; below the fort, the
gunboats and an eagle with widespread
wings between. THE Manassas Quickstep"
bears the massive brain pan of Joseph E.
Johnston. contrasting with his diminutive
chin, and "Parson Brownlow' looks out
from the somewhat inappropriately chris
tended "Quickstep" intended to do him
honor
"The Grand March" of the Monitor
shows the Merrimac pouring her fire upon
the little iron "cheesebox on a raft" the
Stars and Bars flying on both sides and a
gunboat standing by. THE Last of the
Alabama" depicts her sinking in the waves,
surrounded by small boats full of escaping
sailors and men struggling in the water,
and is dedicated to the crew of the Kear-
sarge. Belle Missouri" is an answer to
My Maryland" which is wanting to the
collection, miruJHe dictu. as is Dixie"
They are almost all there-the songs
that stirred the hearts and feet of men in
those far away days. 1.-THE Bonnie Blue
Flag" written by Harry Mccarthy the
Arkansas comedian. and dedicated to Al
bert Pike. the poet lawyer OF that State
later grand master OF the thirty-second
degree Masons of the whole United States,
whose statue. near the thirty-second de-
gree temple, is one of the most majestic
In Washington: Tramp Tramp Tramp,
that told how the boys were marching;
.-The Conquered Banner" dropping over a
broken and overturned cannon; Marching
Through Georgia" needing no pictured
front. with words and music by Fl. c.
Work; THE Battle Cry of Freedom" the
-Song OF the Thirty-fffth (New York Vol
unteers), with the long unheard watch
word, ''The Union, the Constitution ant
the Enforcement of the Laws"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10
Continued from Page Sic.

Other songs in the case include.
you CAN NEVER WIN US BACK.
You can never win US back never never
Tho we perish in the track of your en-
deavor,
Though cur corses strew the earth that
smiled upon our birth
And blood pollutesi each hearthstone
foreverl
The battle to the strong is not given,
While the Judge of right and wrong sits
in Heaven.
For the God Of David still yields the
pebble at His will,
There are giants yet to kill, wrongs
unshriven.
A LIFE ON THE yICKsfBURG BLUFF.
A life on the Vicksburg bluff.
A home in the trenches deep,
Where we dodge "Yank'' shells enough
And our old "pea-bread" won't keep
On 'old Logan's' beef pine.
For there's fat on his bones no more;
And truck from a suffers store.
OH give me some pork and brine
FOR BALES.
We all went down to New Orleans
For Bales for Bales.
We all went down to New Orleans
For Bales, says I.
We an went down to New Orleans
To get peep behind the scenes.
And well all drink stone blind.
Johnny, I'LL up the bowl"
We thought when we got in the Ring"
For Bales. for Bales.
We thought when we got in the ring
For Bales. says 1.
We thought when We got in the ring"
Greenbacks would be dead sure thing,
And Wen all drink stone blind.
Johnny. fill up the BOWL"
The ring went up with bagging and
rope.
For Bales for Bales.
Upon the BLACK Hawk with bagging and
rope,
For Bales says /.
Went up -Red River" with bagging and
rope,
Expecting to make a pile of SOAP
And wen all drink stone blind
Johnny. fill up the bowl'
But Taylor and Smith. with ragged ranks,
For Bales. for Bales.
But Taylor and Smith. with ragged ranks,
For Bales. says i.
But Taylor and Smith, with ragged ranks,
Burned up the cotton and whipped old
Banksi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10

This is the eleventh of a series by Mr.
Tow: send: The next article will appear in
an early issue.1
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-19
Ell ..Sun" de New York
asegura que la renun-
cia del GObernador E.
Mont Rely es una CO.
sa va resuelta.


NEW YORK, julio 18.--La amplia
information que publica The Sun,
acerca de las noticias lltimas relacio-
nadas con ell Gobernador Reilly, de
Puerto Rico, que han sido recibidas de
Washington, son sumamente intere-
santes. Ell importante rotativo ase-
gura que la renuncia del expresado
Gobernador es una cosa va shecha y
que, por 10 tanto, Mr.. Reilly probable
mente estara en- Puerto Rico solo al
gunas semanas mas. No aiiade la in
formation quien es ael candidate que
sustituira al Gjbernador de Puerto
Rico en- su puesto; pero dice que Sc
ra un honlbre escogido por el Presi-
aente Harding, y que acknowledgements
EZRA de conformidad para Ell pals.
Afirmase que Mr.. Reilly tiene va asig-
nado uh puesto de importancia en- i'm
Departamento Nacioral.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-19
Ell Rey Alfonso presi-
di0 ell sabado una Sc
sion de su COnsejO, en-
que trat6 ell problema
de Tanger.
tDe NucstrO serucio cablegrdfco)

MADRID, mayo 19.-La reunion
del consejo de ministries celebrada Ell
sabado fue presidida por ell Rey Don
Alfonso que estuvo discutiendo extern
samente las cuestiones de estado pues-
tas sobre ell tapste. Sc trato amplia-
mente de la gestion que viene reali-
zando ell gobierno, continuando la de
los ministerios anteriores para que la
ciudad de Tanger, sea incluida en- ell
protectorado espanol, como medic de
dar unidad la polftica y marcar un
runbo a la gestion que ha de llevar
a cabo Espana en- ell norte de Africa.
En- la reunion Sc acordo invitar al
Comisario Superior, general Beren-
guer a que vaya a Madrid, 81 como
Sc supone, el magnifico estado de la
campana, lie permite pasar unos dias
fuera de Marruecos. Inmediatamen-
te fue telegrafiado al General Beren-
guer cuales eran los deseos dc S. M.
y del Gobierno.
Con la asistencia del Rey Don Al
fonso al Consejo que preside y que
luro mas de tres horas, Sc ha des-
mentido la ncti3ia de que el Monarca
'estaba delicadoj de salud. y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-19
INFORMATION sUMIN1sTRADA
EN- Ell PALACIO.


Esta maiiana nos ha sido suminis-
trada, Ell cl Palacio, la siguiente in
formation:
"El viernes las ochO de la noche
Sc celebrara en- el Teatro Strand de
Miramar, un eoncierto beneficio del
ioven Luis Morales, recientemente
graduado en- la Universidad de Pner-
to Rico. Este joven hasta la fecha
Sc ha sufragado todos sus gastos
mientras cursaba sus estudios en- las
escuelas pdblicas de la isla Y son sus
mayores deseos terminar su educa-
ci6n en- un colegio de Estados Unidos.
El joven Morales ejecutara bonitas
piezas de violin. acompaiiado al pia-
no por ell Sr. Ramos, de Ponce. La
seforita Gotary Ross Y el Sr. Ubrich
cantaran algunos ndmeros.
Los potrocinadores del beneficiado
son:
Gobernador Reilly Y Sra, Juez
OdIin v Sra, Juez del Toro Y Sra, Co
ronel Ross y Sra, Teniente Coronel
Gregg y Sra, Fiscal Wells Sra, NJ.
Dooley y Sra, Juez Hamilton y Sra,
Don Juan b. Huyke y Sra, Sra. Lig-
get otros.
FL Gohernador esta interesado en-
que ell beneficio resulte un exito.
La entrada vale 80 centayos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-19
nando el 1soviet"
tDs Nnesfro S ssJpicio catlegrdfco)

BARCELONA, junio 10. Noticias
procedentes de Paris, anuhcian el des-
cubrimineto en- q yecino pals, de un
vasto complot comunista en- el ejer-
cito frances, Ell IL que estin compro-
metidos altos oficiales Y algunos di-
putados de la Replblica Afirma el
despacho que adA no Sc ha procedido
al arresto de ningus1o de los personal
jes que aparecen en- las listas que de-
nuncian la trama bolchayique para de-
rocar ell actual gobierno; pero ST que
Sc realizan todas clase de pesquisas
para esclarecer los hechos entonces
proceder con mailo dura contra los
traidores. Sinembargo, como la no.
ticia no es de fuehte Official, no Sc lie
da la importancia nj el alcance que
n 81 encierra.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-19
ValOres AereOs
(Pr antonio EscoDar)

En- los pafses de m6todos finance
ros atrasados Sc roban carteras, pOr-
tamoietIas. joyas, ropasf, muebles etc.
Ali donde los metodos son adelants.-
dos. SO roba todo ESQ, Y, ademas, pOr
medic lie los valores a6reos; co
mo Sc dice aquf, del "cielo azul" ac-
clones bonos que no Sc basan en-
yalores verdaderos tanglbles, Ell la
TERRA en- el mar.
Por este medic. icuantO dinero Sc
lie extrae al afio al pueblo americana,
en-. ell cual hay, como en- todos, I'm
contingente considerable de credulos
oodicioses?I No Sc tiene estadfstica
complea, exacta v official de este
perO, 81. unas cifras obtenidas duran
te la guerra que permiten entrever la
magnitud de este negocio fraudalen-
to.
Entonces ell gobicrno Federal cre6
ilia Comisi6n de Emisiones de Capt.
sII. cen fines restrictives.a Sc queria
coicner csas cmisiones para que hu-
l,'c.e ISLES abundantes que inyer-
tir en lbs eniprestitns requeridos POI
ii XII ~ Ii, comisi6n no funci0nd
n's< 'ba .,ci II lie mayo lie 1913 has
Ia y II 81 .t's;lire ,lrl m'sino aiio
En- e.te in Sc a.ii0 nutoriza
ci5n pa ii emit ar a''r lie tres
mil .mhIsles III MI d.liars. ntinleros
redondcs: y las e,Bis ors que rehu
So autoiizar. ti,pr rms llr ables. frau
duientas ine.esali;.s, ,importabal
MI tsial de Rorer;eafos dieS Siet'
m llorcs 7asS NIL dollars; este cs. vi
Is per Cent?. cn H'imeros re1ondos
+. CtcnD Ia Cen.isida No teiifa. dentrI
he las leyes- poler rara haccr cum
fir sWs decisiones. una gran mas
dc yaiorcs adrcos. sali6, sin duia. a
mercadse y l.: comis'6n. en- vista d.
1estos ,lhtos y del promcdio anual d
10 que Sc han emItIllo en- estos tilti
mos ahos. calcul6 que no debe bajn
DC 500 niIIlones De dollars 10 qnc 81
eslnfa por este procedlmiento clenl'
iflH
<f-..II....-r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-19
EN- LAS vIDRIERAs DE MERINo

Numeroso publico Sc congrega fren-
te las amplias vidrieras del edificio
&c la Ferreteria Merino, para yer las
fotografias artistico modelo, en-
MADEIRA, de la suntuosa residencia que
estan levantando en- Santurce los es-
pesos Giorgetti- -Balseiro.
Ell proyecto seleccionado ha sido Ell
hecho por el arquitecto senor Antonfn
Nechodoma, en- ell que ha trabajado ell
senior Roldan, habiendo hecho este ell
expresado modelo.
Ell edifcio, que Sc puede apreciar
exactamente en- la exposition de la
vidriera de Merino, es de estilo orien-
tai antique, adoptado por supuesto a
nuestro medic y china, y tiene sim
bolicas lineas de aquellas esplendidas
construcciones. babilonicas, tan ale
gremente risueas y artisticas.
No Sc escatiman gastos y Sc cal
cula un costo de alrededor de $250.000.
Todas las maderas interiors; seran
de caoba de Santo Domingo y los mo-
saicos de "Farvile", Sc traeran de Eu-
ropa, utilizando bien seleccionados
modelos y dibujos del mas fino arte.
Ell plano de planta, ell lado Norte y
una proyeccion de todo el edifcio
vista de pajaro, Sc ven en- fotografias
expuestas con ell modelo de MADEIRA
cuyo trabajo resulta de gran merito
y es un perfecto trasunto del gran
edificio.
La obra Sc adelanta rapidamente,
entendiendo en- ella como unico inge-
Micro constructor, ell senior Jose Mon
tilla y director de la parte artistica
" de adorno la expresada oficina del
arquitecto.
Ell edifcio es de cemento armada Y
os pisos de mosaicos y caoba.
Sc cree que la obra este terminada
|dentro de un aiio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-19
No queremOs mas que
rras sera ell lena del
cOngresO que ha de
reunirse en- LOndres a
fines de Julio.
tDe Nuestro serpicio cablegrdfco)

LONDRES, JUNO 19.-Vienese rea-
lizando todos los preparatiyos perti-
nentes para la celebration del Congre-
SO International % de la Paz, que Sc
ha de celebrar en- esta capital fines
de julio pr6ximo. AL citado Congre-
SO concurriran representations de to-
do el mundo y el Alcalde de Londres
Y ell Obispo de Canterbury, son los
personajes nombrados por ell Gobierno
para recibir y hacer todos los honores
a las delegaciones. Eel tema principal
que desarrollaran los congresistas Sc
condensa en- esta sola Erase: "No
queremos mas guerras". "Hay q. aca-
bar con los derramamientos de sangre
a toda COSTA. Esp6rase de este Con-
greso magno importantfsimos acuer-
dos en- pro de la paz mundial.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-19
MANIFESTATIONS DEL sr. FELIU.
POR QUE HA ACEPTADO Ell
NOMBRAMIENTO.

AL tomar possession del cargo de Co
misi0nado de Agriculture Trabajo,
solamente deseo decir 10 siguiente:
Que he aceptado este nombramien-
to, con el caracter de INFERNO, v que
assume la responsabilidad de la direc-
ci6n de este Departamento sin perjui-
clos para nadie, animado dnicamente
del deseO de seryir a todo ell pals de
la mejor manera que me permita mi
escasa capacidad
Sc me han hecho va censuras por
haber aceptado este cargo; pero estas
no afectan Ell NADIA la libertad de pre-
juicios con que comienzo desempe-
mario.
Por ahora no puedo dscir cual sera
mi plan de conducta en- esta depen-
dencia de la rama ejecutiva del Go
bierno Insular. Tan pronto como ha-
va elaborado IN programa defiDitiyo
y sea este aprobado gpor el Goberna-
dor, 10 dare al pdblico.
Me lena de satisfaction que en- es-
te cargo sc que tengo el apoyo de una
parte considerable, sin9 sde1 una flma-
yorfa,F de nuestro ] pueblo, ointeglnda
por los republl,iIcfiasnos, Nj ) los soSialistas,
IN NJ nlimersos lpe ri iimpQrtante adeltamigos
que pilitan aa|lnl,sfP, ep 81 9partida uniopista.,
y Confsfo Con Zen en- que 20 isage eillzgado 9por
e pueblo de uni una g ~ lmplanerao precautionary
paicial, mientras este ocupando este
sitio.. n a .,at..a.a 4. ai si I
Como Comisionado de Agriculture y
Trabajos sere pura y ,.simplemepte, ,Nan
fiel servidor de mi pueblo, linico que
reconozco como mi Jefe Supreme.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-19
En- Francia Sc descubre IN poderoso compot para de
L car e regimen replbEcanQ nrQcla> 5.sss..
La delegation bolche-
vique lego aver a La
Haya, perO no va ell
delegadO Chicherin.
(De Nuesfro serpicio cablegrdfco)

LA HAYA, JUNO 19.-Ha llegado
aver la delegation bolchevique desig-
NADIA para asistir la Conferencia
Economica que Sc celebra en- ell Pa
lacio de la Paz. La delegation vie
ne presidida por Maximo Litvinoff,
siendo muy comentada la ausencia de
Chicherin, que tanto ruido cause du-
ante la Conferencia de Geneva. Sim
mbargo, ell ser preguntado Litvinoff
acerca de la ausencia de su ilustre CO.
ega, contest6 que Sc debfa ser ne
cesaria ahora mas que nunca su pre-
sencia en- Russia por la enferme-
dad del dictador Lenine, pero que la
comision soviet venia inspirada en- los
mismos puntos politicos desafrolla-
dos por aquel en- Geneva, Y que se--
guiria la misma politica que ell Gobier-
no de Moscou Sc habia trazado hasta
aqui, respecto a las denas naciones
del mundo. ~ ~ Il (
RIO JANEIRO, JUNO 19.-Una
manifestation monstruosa fue celebra
da ell sabado en- esta ciudad, a la llega-.
da de los aviadores portogueses Cutin-
no y Saccadura, quienes despues del
doble desastre registrado en- sus aero
pianos, motivado por el tempo tor
mentoso encontrado ell su trayecto,
han completado ell viaje interoceanico
entire Portugal y Brasil. Los altos
oficiales del Gobierno y los hombres
de ciencia del pals encabezaban la ma
nifestaci6n que les fue tributada, es-
tando actualmente alojados en- el Ro-,
yal Aero Club de esta capital, donde
son motive de grandes agasajos por
sus compaferos de aviacion en- el ejer-
cito Y la marina brasileios. Los in
trepidos portugueses Sc muestran en-
cantados de las nuestras de simpa-
tfas con que Sc les trata en- esta par
tie de la America del Sur.