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New Britain herald., 1922-06-21
WANTS CLAIM REOPENED
Mrs. Speakman Feels City's Allowance of $19 for Injuries From Falling Snow and Ice Is Insufficient

Tt tonight's meeting of the com mon council, Mrs. Margaret Speak man will ask that her claim against the city for injuries resulting from falling ice and snow at City hall be reconsidered, stating that the s19 all lowed her is insufficient
 The claims committee presented a report at the last meeting recom- mending such a payment. Mrs. 5peakman is still under doctors care md has been obliged to give up her work, she writes. Her eyeglasses were broken when she was struck on the head by a block of frozen snow.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-21
CROW RIDES WITH MAIL MAN
Accompanies Him in Automobile
 Over Rural Route.

Norwich, N. r., June 21.-Johr Sheehy, rural mail carrier, has pei crow named Jim, which rides with him on his mail route. The crow has never offered to fly away and may be seen every day riding with Sheehy in the latters automobile.
 Often the crow is perched on Sheehy's shoulder when he goes to the post office to make up his mail de- livery, The crow was taken out of a nest and is about two months old.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-21
MARRIED OUT OF TOWN
Three Certificates Filed Today At Town Clerks Office of Local ln- fnHeSf

Copies of marriage certificates re ceived at the office of the town clerk today indicate the following mar riages performed out of the city:
 Carl w. Carlson of this city, an in. strange agent, and Miss Maude Liliar Johnson of Manchester, married ir Manchester, June 10, by Rev. r. J O'Cornell, pastor of the Evangelica Lutheran church.
 Nick Mariana of this city, and Miss Giovannia Scricca of 35 Brewster street, Waterbury, married in Water bury. May 22. by Rev. A. Santclini.
 Michael Goleski of this city, and Antonia Klemba, a divorcee, of Will limantic, married by Patrick J. Rama hey, justice of the peace. at Willi- mantle, May s.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-21
NEGRO IS LYNCHED.

Summit, Miss, June 21.-Bob Col lins. negro, charged with having at tempted an attack on a white woman near here several months ago was hanged by a mob. The young woman is said to have identified him as her assailant.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-21
NAVY CREW LEAVES

Annapolis, June 21.-The Navy var sity eight pared shell crew left Anna polls today for the annual Pough- keepsie classic next Monday. The na- val lads are in prime shape for the contest.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-21
GIDRONS NS. ROPER

Omaha. June 21.-Tommy Gibbons and Captain Bob Roper will box ten rounds here as the feature of the July 4th open air boxing program it be- came known here today.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-21

few cents will put the best sales force in the city at your disposal a Herald want ad.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-21

Classified ads in the Herald saves many a business.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-21

It's sold-thanks a thousand times to a Herald classified ad.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-15
GERMANTOWN

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wolling. OF 67lS
Lincoln drive, gave a dinner AZ the
Mauheir, Cricket Club on Saturday In
honor Of their wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Don Hinkley, OF Buffalo, enter
tained a bridge party at the Green
Dragon tearoom on Monday IN honor
Of Miss Clarice Meyer, whose wedding
will take place this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Lewis, OF East Penn
street, Germantown, will give a dance on
Saturday next at their home In honor Of
their son Bruce. About forty OF the
school set will be present.
Miss Brooks dancing class will give
a costume dance at the Mannheim Cricket
Club on Friday.
A George Washington dinner -da nee
will be given by the members OF the
Pelham Club on February %.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gruninger, OF 4Goo
Penn street, are at Daytcna, Fla.
Tho L-Trangls Club will give a
play, "rhe Fortune Hunter to be fol-
lowed by dance. on the evenings Of
February 81. 20 and IS at the German
town Boys Club
Miss Hazel Conn, of l07 West Hans
berry street. Ia entertaining rs her guest
FOR q few weeks Miss Dorothy Mills, OF
New York.
Miss Bernice bsreni. OF 4S0l Pulaski
avenue, Is on a visit to Washington,
where she Is the guest Of Mrs. Walter
Howard Nash.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-15

by the Delta Alpha Pi Sorority on Feb
ruary IL at the homo Of Miss Carolyn
Brown. 604 South Sixtieth street. Those
present were Miss Adelins Knopner.
Miss Alberta Schwartz, Miss Sara Price,
Miss Miriam Stein. Miss Paulin6 Man
dell. Miss Celia Eskowitz. Miss Rose
kanter. Miss Bertha Lipschutz. Miss
Eva Roberts, Miss Anna Diamond. Mise
Carolyn Brown, Mr. Harry Skale, Mr..
Sam Berman. Mr.. Willie Aucrbach. Mr..
Mark Waldo, Mr.. Sam Tunitsky. Mr..
Sam Masters. Mr. Harry Rosenfeld, Mr..
Eddie Wexler. Mr.. Harry Kramer, Mr..
Ben Price. Mr.. George Senns, Mr.. Sol
Fischer, Mr.. J. Rosenfeld. Mr.. 8. Rosen-
field and Mr.. and Mrs. II. Brown.
A surprise party WAS given In honor
Of Miss Sarah Steinberg's graduation
from the Philadelphia Normal School at
the home OF Miss Hannah Salkotvitz,
5270 Parkside avenue. on Saturday last.
Among those present were Miss Ann
Cohn. Miss Mary cohn, Miss Ann
Braverman. Miss Constance Goldman,
Miss Sadie Shoap, Miss Ida Stern, Miss
Zelda LardsberR. Miss Sarah Steinbere,
Miss Hannah Salkowitz. Miss Ada Salko-
witz. Miss Sadie Salkowitx. Miss Jean
Steinberg. Mr.. Aaron Koenle, Mr.. Nor
ris Levitan. Mr.. Ben Stein, Mr.. Her
Frank. Mr.. Eisner. Mr.. Manuel Ed!e-,
Mr.. David Adler. Mr.. Jack Golove Mr..
Joseph Green. Mr.. Rabbit, Mr.. Samuel
Kane and Mr.. Jack Rubin.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-15
ODGERS-MOYER

An interesting wedding will take place
today, when Miss Clarics Meyer. OF e802
Greene street, Germantown. will be mar
ried to Mr.. Edward s. Odgers. The we'd
ding will take place at Christ Church.
Germantown. at z o'clock. The Rev.
Charles Arndt. will officlate. The bride
who will be given in marriage by her
father. Mr.. Joseph $, Moyer, will wear
gown of white satin trimmed with
duchess lace and her veil of duchess lace
will be arranged as a coronet. She will
carry lilies Of the valley and white
orchids. The matron Of honor Mrs. Don
Hlnkley. of Buffalo, wi! wear = Gov"
and Jade green hat. Her flowers will
honor. Miss Dorothy Mcbride. will wear
a hat to match. trimmed With green os-
ers, The bridesmaids. Mrs; Thomas II.
Pryor, Miss Margaret Buckley. Miss
son, Of Roanoke. ". VIII wear gowns Of
Jade green gecr9ette with girdles Of sil-
YER and hats Of silver lace, trimmed with
Jade green grapes. They will carry
mixed spring flowers. Mr. Odgers will
be attended by his brother, Mr.. Albert
Odgers, as best man. The usheys will
be Mr.. Joseph NJ. Cook. Mr.. Fulton
Sampson. Mr.. AlOnzo Horsey. OF Mary
land: Mr.. Samuel Bradley. Mr.. John
W. Snowden. OF New York. and Mr..
Edgar A. Tyler. OF Dampt. Va. After
an extended wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-15
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs Raymond g. Harris
formerly of West Philadelphia, now OF
Cardington. Delaware County, are re-
ceiving congratulations upon the birth
OF a daughter. Dorothy Virginia Harris,
The Adsemiss Club entertained at q
Valentine dance at the home Of Miss
Lois Dow, Of Asi4 % Usage e. ayenus:
Dmi' Miss Margaret Lank Miss Lillian
Patterson s.s,.x Miss sars M,su crGw:l' TSv: Mics
Miss Louise Manclll, Miss Martha
Tinker Miss Dorpthy M;s, Van a.. IssD Msndt Miss
Mr. Taylor Glading. Mr.. Jack Anderson,
M. Malcolm Hodge Mr' ,nnI SGrdon q, Hodge
Mr.. Vobsrt Search. Mr.. Walter Faires,
Mr.. George MacFsrland. Mr.. Philip
Mount. Mr.. Sheppard Johnson and Mr.,
Nell Dow.
Mr., and MrA. Oscar Epstein. Of 5SAs
Pine Stvs>t. entertained In the gray
room Of the Arcadia IN Saturday last n
honVy qf IA. hlstb0ey n tAA!k ponS. M,
::':Is 's'; s' x'stG s't
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-15
NORRIsTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Rex. Of 1850
Green street, celebrated their hfty-fourth
wedding annivc rsary last Saturday. In
honor OF the event a family dinner was
given at their home. There were thirty
one guests. Mr. and Mrs Rex have
one daughter and four sons. who are
Mrs. William Dagger. OF Amber; Mr..
Walter Rex. of Three Tuns; Mr.. Adam
Rex, OF Fort Washington Mr.. Harvey
and Mr.. w. H. Rex. Of Norrtstown,
There are a number of grandchildren
and one great-srandchild, Master John
Walter Rex, aged two years.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Roberts, OF 1915
Pine street, entertained at dinner last
Saturday evening, at which the engage
ment OF Mrs Roberts sister. Mrs. c.
Stoos. and Mr.. Charles Steel, both OF
Wilmington. Del. was announced. Cow
ers at dinner were laid for twelve guests.
Mr.. Charles w, Wainwright. OF 1889
West Airy street. has left for a stay
in Miami, Fla.
!, M, and Mrs.. n, IS. Bysrly and their
AAu1tter, ni6g Edith Hyerly. Of Neet
y @ies'ss x l.v. w sess sf..; I:
L. y ofs "a I @th6 liq
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-15
swerves Into Tree to Avoid child

Bethlehem, Pa, Feb. Is. - DIR. p.
r. Stem yesterday saved the life Of a
child who was crossing an icy street
when he swerved his machine and
crashed into a tree. He suffered a
fractured collarbone and kneecap in the
crash.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-15
MISS MARY c. PAGE
BRIDE OF JOHN PLATT
Marriage Takes Place in Old St.
Peters Church at Noon-Miss
Meyer Married in Germantown

place at noon today in old st. Peters
Church, Third and Pine
streets. when Miss Mary Cox Page.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
MSrts yVSr = Page; % became the bride of Mr..
The church was artistically decorated
with palms and white Gala lilies. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Edward u. .1eTerys. rector OF the
church. assisted by the Rev. John Mock
Church.
Tho bride. who was given in marriage
by her father. wore the gown Of ivory
white satin. trimmed with pearls. which
was worn by her mother on her wedding
day. There was a court train Of white
velvet trimmed with orange blossoms.
ding veil Of old rose point lace. which
was arranged on tho head with a bani
OF pearls and clusters OF orange bios
SONS. Her bouquet was Of lilies Of the
valley. orchids and gardenias.
Miss Jane Bell Yeatman. the maid Of
honor, wore 4 smart frock Of orchid
pink brocaded ReorEette with a peri.
winkle bluo georgette girdle. Her hat
was OF pcriwinklc blue taffeta trimmed
with morning glories and orchids, and
she carried bouquet OF purple lilacs,
sweet peas and orchids.
Miss Evelyn b. Page. a sister OF the
bride. and Miss Anna Lewis were the
bridesmaids. They were dressed in Or
child pink brocaded seorsette. with
touches Of periwinkle blue georgette and
poke bonnets with blue horse hair brims
and crowns Of orchid pink changeable
tafreta trimmed with orchids and
glories.
Mr.. Clayton Platt. Jr. brother OF
the bridegroom was the best man. The
ushers included Mr.. Albert A. Jack
son. Mr. George y. Page, Mr. William
w. Mccall. Mr.. George H. Stuart. Sd,
Mr.. Lawrence Johnson. Jr., Mr.. S. Davis
Page. Jr, a brother of the bride: Mr.
Lardner Howell asd Mr.. Allan J. Henry
A breakfast followed at the home Of
the brides parents 1913 Clinton street
On their return from a wedding jour.
ney. Mr. and Mrs. Piatt will be at home
after March 10 at Paoli. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-15
ALONG THE READING

Mrs. Louis B. Fortner and Mrs. Henry
d. Stevens, OF Jenktntown, gave lunch
ern and bridge party at the Old York
Road Country Club yesterday. There
were about $50 guests.
Mrs. II. p Robinson and her daugh-
ter, Mise Virginia Robinson. Of Noble.
ere in Florida. where they will remain
for q few weeks.
The dance which the senior class or
the Cheltenham High School will give
will be held at the North Hills Country
Club. near Edge Hill, OH Friday evening
Mr. and Mrs. John Sidel Of Philadel.
phia. are occupying their new home on
Kenderton avenue, Roslyn Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. c. Rupp. OF Oakdaie
avenue, Glenside. have sailed on a Medl-
terranean cruise and after going TO Lon
don will return home In the late spring.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-15
FALLS OF THE scHUYLklLL

Mr.. John Hohenadel. Of 3617 Queen
lane. East Falls, was the guest OF
honor at a surprise birthday dinner
given by his wife. Mira John Hohen.
adel. OH Thursday evening last Covers
were laid for twenty. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tlohenadel will shortly open their sum.
avenue, Atlantic City.
A bread. cake and candy sale will be
given shortly by Mrs John Stnson. Of
S693 Queen lane. Falls OF Schuylliill.
The proceeds will be turned over 70 tho
House Committee OF the Falls Baptlst
Church, Queen lane above Ridge avenue,
where the Rev. Edwin w. Saylor In
pastor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-15
NORTH PHILADElPHIA

Miss Betty Vera Beadel'. Of ,G@7
West Erie avenue. gave card party
for the Tau Sigma Pei Sorority at the
Delma morris on Saturday. February
II. Miss Daisy Dean Morris. of Col.
lngswood. y. j.. was Miss Beadel's
guest over the weekend.
Miss Kitty Spath. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Michael Snath, OF 6325 Rising
Sun avenue. Lawndale. entertained in.
formally at her home on Sunday eve
ming. The guests included Miss Eleanor
Geiger. Miss Gladys Murphy. Miss
Mr. Paul Cutter and Mr.. George Nc
Kee
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-15
FRANKFORT

Mr. and Mrs. Herman r. GruninEer.
OF 2314 Orthodox street. are spending
several weeks at st. Petersburg and
Key West. lila.
Mr.. William II. .Haucksannounces the
marriage Of his daughter, Miss Mary
Josephine Hauck. to Mr.. Franklin p.
Luckman. on January 80. at Harris.
burg. Mr.. and Mrs. Luckman will make
their home at 1907 Torresdaia avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-15

performed by Father Montague and was
bride wore an Alice blue suit with hat
TO match and. carried corsage bouquet
Of orchids ana lilies Of the valley: Miss
Anna M. Carney. sister Of the bride, was
bridesmaid and wore Q dark blue suit
bouquet of orchids Mr.. Edmond A.
Carroll was best man. Mr. and Mrs
Carroll, after a wedding trip. to Ber-
muda, will return about April TO their
new home. 1904 Marlyn road, Overbrook.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-15
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hosnn. Of 1922
Slgel street. will entertain this evening.
Their guests will he Mr.. and Mrs a.
Fredericks ard Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Kane. Mrs. Hagan will be remembered
as Miss Margaret Gallagher. Of this
section.
street. will entertain about twenty
guests at cards at her home tomorrow
evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-15
MooREsToWN

Mrs A. w. Rogers. Of Central avenue,
entertained informally at cards on Sat-
urday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs George Hillman gave a
bridge party on Saturday evening last
Mr.. John Desmond Mayors. who has
been spending few days In Moores-
town, has returned to Bordentown Mill
tary Academy. where he is n student.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thatcherl OF
Edge water Park. gave a Valentine dance
at the Rirerton Country Club last night
The Oriental Club save large dance
in Odd Fellows Hall on Friday night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-15
Odgers will be at homo at 1911 Frank
lin street, Wilmington. Del.
CARROL-CJARNEY

A wedding Of interest took place this
and Seventeenth streets. when Mise Mar.
garet ". Carney. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Carney. Of 2425 South
Eighteenth street. became the bride OF
Mr, Nicholas J. Carroll, OF 1921 South
Colorado terrace. The ceremony was
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-05-23
EL RELATO De IA HlJA
Vorios de los escritores
ironceses califican de
iinmorales esoG danzGs

PARIS. mayo clos turlstas d
mericanos que vicue Paris Sc han
sn-p-er<iido reaimente reSpecto a Ia
rnanera en- que Ia opinion puolica ca =
Nfica los ha:les arre-tcanos. los que.
81 o. coneepto dc ciertos escritoTcs.
a-tis;as y aun moralistas, son una Ner
dadc-a ridiculcz. altansnte iUe:,',cos y
de una irdacsncta que escandaLiza
:'ET mun6o-han dicho aiEunos cS-
c-i:ores a este respecto-camina en- de
-echu-a de una pe-dici6n cicrta: y to
do - debe a los sucestivoS inmora- =
les rnovinientos conocidos hoy en- d'a
0o- bales nodernos. primo painlsnie
81 aQucllos que tisnen su oriSen nro
vieueu de Nortc = de Sur America.
Los hcmbrcs de- cicHcia- doctoreS. es-
c-ito-es y fil6sofos. Sc preSutan azo-
radios. viendo como Sc danza en- Fran
cia. :: el pals no "a canino ue cons
tituirse en- una nueva Gonorra que Sc
Yea deStruida de pronto por estaS ma
i6fiCas innovacioneS que nan siuo IN
troducidas al pals ostentando Ia mar
ca de .'hechas en- America. tnade in
Ame-ica) que ta1-os adeptos nan
ccnquistado con sUs vertiginosos slros
provocativos.
De ent-e todas esas opiniones. las
que mas han despe-ta6o inteTes son
las III" brevenente expon6remos. pr'n
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-05-23

Tcegrama Especial para LA PRENsA
ClUDAD DE MEXICO, mayo q
Informan en- Ia Secretarfa de Guerra
que en- el rio UsumacInta, pertene-
c:ente al Estado de Tabasco. acaba
de librarse un recio combate con los
rebeldes que manda e. jefe Fernando
Segovia, quie1c. atacaron a las tro-
pas federales que iban Ia ciudad de
'Vi!iahermosa.
Una parte de los citados rebeldes
iba por aqua a bordo de pequehas
embarcaciones y otra por terra. s!en-
do verdaderamente sangriento e.
combate que Sc trabo Y en- el QUE por
un momento estuvo indecisa u victo-
ria.
t.n los monen;os mas culminantes
de Ia lucha ilegacon q! lugar de los
acomtecimientos suiic:entes re1uerZos
que env!G por terra e. Grai. de la
Vega, quien oportunamente rcc!oio a
yiso de Ia terrible lucha en- que esta-
ban empeiladas las tuerZas del Co
bie-no Sc apresur5 4 darles auXiiio
Los refuerzos enviados contribuye-
ron poderosamc cnte 4 que Ia victoria
de csta acc!Gn quedara por parte de
las fue-ZaS de! Gobierno que destro-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-05-23
ITOS BALES 14MERICANOS HAN NVADlDO
FL BELLO PARIS CON VERDADERO FOROF

cipiando con IA vertida poc e. escri-
tor Y novellsta Abel Hcruant. Qul"n a
pesar de que reconoce perfectamsnte
el caracter fuertcmsn;e peliEroSo dc
sus novslas. dice que el tango, "l fox
trot otros bales poC cl cstiio' son
cosa fuertemep,e dahlna para los tenn
pe7amentos delicados y dotados dc sen
sibilidad exIuiSita.
HabIando POGO mas ciaro sobrc q
particular ha dicho: 'EStos que han
dado en- llamarse baiics amer1canos,
son fcos. ridfculos indeccntss, y
cuando contemplo a las parejas que
fuertementc asidas del talle con las
mejillas unidas enteramcnte danzan
en- 81 salon aristoc-atico y cleSante.
ante las rniradas de todo mundo, yo
no comprendo. reptile, como tantaS
ra6res pueden contemplar iTnpaslhlcs
a sus hijas ahandonadas Ell el vertigo
Internal V nocivo. sin que Sus rostroS
cnrojezcan Y fluya II sangre de YER
ciicrzs hasta "a mismisima raiz dc los
Cabellos'.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-05-23
DE IA HUERTA Sc
ENFERMO Al SAL|R
PARA NUEVA YORK
Retarda su viaie a los
Estados Unidos hasta
mediados de Semana
Ell Presidente del Consejo
de los Ferrocarriles Sc
detendra en- la frontera

feleE-ama Especial para Ia PRENSAs
CluDAD DE MEXICO, mayo 2c.-
Hasta mediados de Ia presente sema-
na saldra de esta ciudad con destino
Nueva York el Secretario de Ha-
c!enda, Adolfo de. Ia Huerta, auien
tuVo Que posponer su viais en- virtud
de haberse visto atacado por una sGhi
n indisposici6n fisica que hizo i'm
possible su salida hoy. de conformi-
dad con 10 que Sc habfa anunciado.
Sc cree que IA APPENDICITIS que pa
dece e. Secreario dc Hacienda. naya
vuelto Tolestar!o con alguna recru-
Gecenc!a. aurQue ofic;almente Sc h.
dicho que e. encargado de las finan-
zas del pals Sufre un ataque ben'Sno
de Influenza, de! cual espera reco-
brarse en nnos cuantos dias. nor 10
cuai Sc ha fiiado su saiida para me-
d!ados de ia. semana El anunciado
TIaje los EStados Tn:dos 10 hara
De IN Hue-ta 4 fil- &c conferenc!ar
con los banqueros neoyorkiaos sobre
el ajuste de las dificuiades surs:das
de tempo atras entire el!os y el gobier
no de Mexico.
FL ingeniero Leon Salinas. Presiden-'
70 del Consejo Directive de los Ferro
CARRIES Nacionales &c Mexico. one
tambten ira a Nueva York, sa!:6 ano-
che para ia froatera. pero en- Nuevo.
Laredo. Sc detendra alguaos dias pa
"a inspeccionar los talleres del ferro-
rartii e1istentes a!ii Y yer las con-
diciones en- que Sc eacuentraa.
Despues de esta inspection. CONT
nuara para Nueva York, q donde de-
be-A estar para e. p-irnero del en-
tFante. fecha en- que Sc ta fijado Ia
confc-encia que debe-a tenc- con los
tenedores de acciones de las !ineas
terrocarrileras rnexicaras, para a-re-
gar asuntos re!acionados con Ia deu-
al devolGci"n de 10 ferrocarrles.
a -aiZ de IA salida de Salinas. el
sefor Manuel Padres. raiembro tam
bien del Conseio Directive. y acciden
raimente subsecrctario de Hacienda,
qued" !n:er!nanente eacarSado de IA
p-esidencia de los Ferrocarriles ac-
tiara en- este pucsto -,o- todo el item
20 Cue dure Ia auseEcia del insenie-
70 antes citado.
Padres q! producer decia-acinnee
acerca de IA mission del sefor Sail
Eas Y exprcsar 10 Que Sc relaciona
con ia devoiuci6n de los ferTocarrilee.
diio Que TO crcfa cn n devoiTci6n de
las EHcas a sus ,es;timos propieta-
rios. on vi-:ud de que por ahora era
nrScticamente impossible para el 60
5ierro hacc-'o. pa-o que ST consi-
deraba qGe ci F-es:dente DEL Console
tratarfs con los accionistas todo %
Gue So rc!ac:ona con cl errceIo de la
deuda cxistentc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-05-23
81 BALE Y e. AMOR.

Tai opinion, DC alta siGnificaclon
por 10 que respecta IA actiutd pa
silva Que aSsumen hoy en- dia los pro
geni:ores f-e2te al moderismo insul-
tan;e dc las hijas y de Ia juvcntud
ebria de SensacioneS fuertes ham,
5rienta de impresiones realistas, sc
encuentra seguida por Ia que ha de-
jado escapar POGO mas adelante 81
mismo novclista quien ha dicho su
opinion en- 10 que respects al funda-
mento que debe tener todo bale.
"Todos los bales dice. deben estar
hasados sobre cl tema del amor. Pc
70 hay que entenderlo bien, porque
hay c;eatos y mas cientoS de grades
en- sl term6metro anatorio y por 10
tanto, los bales y los danzantes, cs
decir. quier los practique, debe csco-
-er sienpce el tena mas noble po-
ner su temperamsnto junto Al Grado
mas exquisite, en- -ez dc recurrir Al
tena mas impure al Srado mas n
Sultante.
.'Cada actitud del bale; caGa cesto,
ca6s. pasaje en- IA coreosraf'a, deben
scr simb6iicos y 9: est1do de civiliZa-
ci6n en- a-e un pals IN eSiaGo SC
cncuent-e tiebe dc Se- deterTni-lado
Dor eI hecbo de que todcS esos Sestos,
actitu6cs y pasajec 10 Sc acerquen
ieuasiado, nj es:er humaniZados 4
;al Srado que roSen entertainments "a
iescarnada realidad de las cosas que
ellos si.nboliZan'.
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