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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-31
IreIand and The League.

omaha. TO the Editor ~ The
Omaha Bee. The World Herald IL
slipping an occasional compliment 10
the soicalled Irish vote. senator
David /. Walsh In photographed sur
rounded by such politicians az Arthur
Mullen. BE Il said to the credit of
Senator Walsh that he would not
swallow Wilson'S League OF Nations
whole. But did anyone ever hear ~
the Mulens opposing the league? Did
the petty politicians who bore Irish
names say word for ireland during
her darkest hours? These people
joined Senator Hitchcock In laughing
NJ the Irish plea for freedom, while
Senator Norris WAC insisting that the
American doctrine ~ sclfdetermna.
ton be applied to all nations.
Senator Hitchcock told tho senate
that Wilson considered the Irish ques.
ton n Joke. The Irish like jokes and
viii vote to keep Hitchcock at home
where his drollerles can more easily
be detected
FAUGU a. TALLAGH.
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From an Indignant Legionnaire.

Genoa, Neb.-To the Editor OF The
omaha Bee: In circular letter
being sent broadcast over the state
by democratic headquarters to all
American Legion men IL letter writ
ten to Senator Hitchcock by our post
commander, 1Janford MacNider, ex.
tolling Senator Hitchcock for his vote
on the last bonus bill. / want to go
on record at this time in denouncing
a letter OF this nature, which was
plainly manufactured for political
purposes in IIitchcock's campaign for
reelection to the senate.
Did Hitchcock fight for the bonus?
I'll answer: No, 1t was the senator's
great pleasure when the bonus was
vetoed by President Harding. Hitch.
cock really wanted to see the bonus
defeated all the time since the bonus
issue came up in the senate. The sena-
tor resolved to lay low and let the
Others do the work. The record at
Washington will disclose that the re.
publican senators were the strongest
supporters for adjusted compensa-
ton.
Every American Legion man should
treat this manufactured letter from
Iianford MacNider to Senator Hitch
cock as a camoufiage, which II truly
is, X. y. Howell Is one man whom
I'll veterans can depend on to fight
their battles in Washington. Howell
IL not "A man of big bunch OF prom.
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Is IT TAXING cMAseEsp

Just about ths tlms the Naf IN Eateps htess
eat, back Ia 1914. an Omaha Manufacturer sailed
int his private efaes an employs ard hal heart
teAssr tan 9TH hin. The smPloye, yeuag man,
confessed Ne Nd stolen sums - money ffem the
eemparss eash. ani hsi trsa d reysf biz pssala
lisns b. mskms isss record. ne sss gwen sems
,eed advise ani thanss l. start essr Na rah.
aeity wss sssF rlsen ihe sfah and tAat Yuape
Nau net erls has mada tssllsslloas bus hss messA
rse = faF mesv Irresponsible pssliien thsa he hplA
.sk sAs hfm 81 ~ tlns " as saaskt
Assess NJ ussF + csaatl HAS s~slsf q
sslas shsheg = an smnhss sha siais lkaassnss
sf aslss wsgsA 81 ls~slEl tFvm lAs s,sss Washes
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Criticises Third Party Aim.

Omaha To the Editor ~ The
Omaha bee: w. IS, Ritter seems 10
have started something with his let
ter. "Colluslon with Hitchcock" in
which he points out the remarkable
speed Of the exchange editor ~ the
World Herald IN getting a clipping
favorable 20 Hitchcock from the Mid.
west Labor News IN time 10 reprint
II the same day that Il appeared IN
the original paper, Now comes Mr.
Green, author ~ the story which was
reproduced in the World Herald, and
states that the World Herald Ia the
only paper In Omaha IN which he In
able 10 get any publicity about the
Federal Reserve system. and there.
fore he "courts' this publicity. But
the story which was commented on
by Mr.. Ritter did not contain refer.
cnce 10 the Federal Reserve system,
so the connection liz not plain. Mr..
Green does, however practically nd.
NIT that he furnished an advance
copy Of the article TO the World Her
MD. which was all that Mr.. Ritter APP
pnrcntly tried 10 establish
The editor ~ Midwest Labor News
explains his profound silence about
Hitchcock and his nonunlon press
room by saying that he was laying on I
In hopes that Hitchcock would settle +
with the pressmcn. Strange, This (
between the Pressmon's .
union and Hitchcock runs back for n
Of years. why should the
editor of Midwest Labor News be 80
rollcitous of the feelings Of Hitchcock
IN this matter?
1T does seem strange that Midwest
Labor News and Mr. Green, whose
name is carried In one part Of the
paper designated as editor" should
have had so much criticism 10 offer
n the labor record of r. u. Howell
while saying absolutely nothing OF
he controversy Of years IN which
Hitchcock is the guilty party.
The idea Is becoming quite prev.
ilent that the progressive party Of
which Mr.. Green tx state secretary
md on whose ticket the editor Of
Midwest Labor News ~ n candidate,
4 being promoted primarily IN the
interests Of Senator Hitchcock Mr.
Hter IL not the only one with this !
Impression. II Green has anything to
ay on the subject that will be con. I
'incing he should say II.
w. j. BENNETT.
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Once for BeaI, Always for BcaL

omaha TO the Editor Of The
Omaha Bee. observe IN tho Public
Pulse" Of the World Herald " Octo.
Der n a letter written under the title,
Unfair Tactics Resented" The let.
ter IL signed once a Beal Booster,
Now for Mugney."
Az n matter Of fact this writer
never was for Beal and for that rea.
son assumes TO deceive his readers at
the outset. His only reason in Magneys
campaign II the faint hope Of an ap.
pointment az deputy county attorney.
He Is far from the altruist he would
have his readers believe and would
resort to any tactics himself fair or
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unfair merely to realize his personal
ambitions
The writer ~ that letter ought 10 In.
vestigato the records of the county nt.
torney's office and note the number
0f important cnHcs that have been
handled succesafully Tor the county
by Henry J. Beal, now candidate for
county attorney He would NJ once
sec that his letter Is uniustlfled by
the facts.
ONCE FOR BEAL. ALWAYS FOR
UIAI,"
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-31
PLAY THAT TAKES ON DANGER.

Young America has fallen into the habit of
ticpating Halloween, and accepting the traditional
freedom of action of the evening of the year
when sprites fays and COLLINS at liberty to work
whatever spell they proficient in. the boys and
girls extend the license to nights before and
after the that might be theirs. Most Of the
pranks played are harmless enough although many
annoying and even exasperatng, and not few
saver somewhat OF malice. These can be endured,
principally because there are not enough police
in the world to stop band of boys mischief bent,
One lad has paid with his life because Of an en-
terprse thoughtessy entered into The plan he
and his companions We're engaged in would have
probably done much damage to property had 1t been
carried out hut unfortunately ended in the death
~ one Of the perpetrators, His purpose was 10
have little fun BY causing annoyance but
doing great harm 20 any one, Sadly for him
self and those who loved him. he mistook the dan
gcr Of the elements he Was playing with The wires
he planned 10 use dealt him death stroke,
heys should beware II wires At all times, and
particularly At night Omaha has recorded mum,
her 81 deaths where The victim came unwittingS
lnte contact with pajed wire Halloween Jokes
are al rlghi and Will he played, bat the play should
he kep free from danger 10 lie and hmh. Young.
slsrs who 50 oat 20 enjoy themselves at others
expense these hns October Hiehls. and they will sc.
should b. warned in advance, aud 20 behave them.
selves that sll sill sci hems safe
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ADVERTISEMENT
DRINK WATER IF
KIDNEYS HURT
Take "A tablespoonful of Salts
II Back pains or Bladder
bothers.

Too much meat may produce uric
.tld. SAYS a Well known authority
VINO warns us o. be- constantly on
Emrd against kidney trouble.
The kidneys 10 their utmost 10 free
ne blood ~ this irritating acid but
l"come weak from the averwork tbey
Aet slugs.sb the ellmtnatlve TISSUES
clog ahd thus he waste Is retained in
the bleod io poisson lhe entire system
When Fpu ksueYs ache and fesl
hkr lampa q lead aud sou have
silnsius pains n ihe hack. or the
urine I g'Wd fali = sediment ur
ihe hiti'lrr uruhle tliIeing you
e. rs rvief der.ne ite uieht when
fu4 hne setere heaAthss. nervous
ant d8ff spells sireplt sansss aeli
aiatatH fiHA si.sia la BAD wealth
SEQ fFW ~ pharmacist afe1t
fuW ounces nf 49, Sails take s table
ismtgl Pc sllss ~ eataf heufe
breakfast rseh maFuua Aad in feW
glass tVAf hi1Hsha mak slt H4n This
taHoa alts mats tJani ,ho arli
"a kFsfs ana isma Hts confined
vHh Hihtt aut tta been usr1 e.
EsrtlafHh 81 Hah sHd imat4ts
siaat ktrgfH pa hiR HtHtf e.
{a e. 'H af.Hf - g q ui hHser
of F i the often aHt
lns atE Ftt h9 Atf aalieFs
1a8 saFa nesrs s.ta sai eshHaf
'm R4asss sblt1l tEastsesaat
tns HNaf amM sn8 naaasif aH
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-31
NEBRASKA POLITICS

people are political acrohats and they
have not been trained TO turn about
face on kuch short notice, Politicians
usually undefrate the peoples power
" analysis aud discrimination, but
most ~ them offer hemhlanee ~
consistency Edgar does not appear
Ia exercise himself much in that re-
sppCt,
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-31

ises, but man of action. He stands
on past record Of progresslvencss
in all his activities. X. u. Howell
should be tho peoples choice Noyem.
Der 7, and also the veterans choice
Y. A, BRADSHAW, ExA. II. r.
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Law Enforccn,eni.

Az any rate, an unpopular lnw
can't be- enforced while IL In violated
by those with whom II il popular -
san francisco Chronicle.
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She sh1ll We mike mud ples7
lie No, mud pies get We all dirty
an first Thing YOU know someone
springs a bath on yc.-Lifc.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-31

Mike Enirss IL having III b Wants ia tats
safs et ia kseplus etku shaailns distance -
"Mks" clsfA, and hat mag ssplaln abr he 10 un,
sllAps "a reply 70 questions As % certain 81 hs
stfs 81 saantY irtsfufee
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-31
A Poor AppenI.

+ wv A'pp'
Beatrice Express: Just al n time
when there Is peculiar appeal TO the
citizens Ut this country who are OF
foreign birth TO forget the byphen
and be purely American In spirit and
| purpose, Senator Hitchcock comes to
the fore with n letter written in the
! German language, and making an an.
4 peal for votes OF German Luthersss.
| particularly Of the minister's. This *
revival Of the old style OF politics
which caused so much grief to the
! nation and developed racial groups
and racial consciousness that was for.
eign TO the spirit Of our institutions.
| 1t Is an appeal to the prejudice and an
| appeal that is calculated to keep alive
q FEELING Of rancor that was bred from
this very evil during the war All
persons who want to bring about the
development Of American solidarity
will resent this action an the part of
| Hitchcock and it will bring about
reaction that will be in the nature OF
severe rebuke to him.
Grand island Independent: For over
30 years r, r. Howell, the republican
candidate for United States senator
has been fighting the battles of the
common people OF all parties against
p e G / al interests profitably en-.
trenched, and which We're charging
unreasonable profits from actual
necessities because Of their monopolis-
tic power. As a result Of his work the
200, 900 people OF Omaha and vicinity
are now themselves reapng the profit
OF their own business, and the being
given better service al that. r. b. !
How'll has been a real public servant
in this smaller field How could any.
one doubt that he would be similar
servant Tor all of the people of the /
state--in the larger field--if elected !
United States SENATOR Even his col (
iegiate training at Annapolis, was
signai2ed with the aim Of service and /
In his after years thl4 ideal imme. 4
diately showed itself His service 10 (
the public at Omaha Is only fore.
rudner ~ what may be expected for 4
all OF the people OF Nebraska And +
II Is no wonder that even his bitterest 4
opponents are free 10 admit, when nor
speaking for publication, that Senator
Hitchcock has on his hands the har,
est fight - his lie Indeed II would
he beyond comprehension should The
people ~ Nebraska NOT choose such
defender as is Howell now that thew
have the opportunity.
Wayne Herald, u ls reported th4t
when the code hill was before The
legislature Edgar Howard candidate
for congress. went down 40 i.Infoin
and spoke ia ns hehal' Politicians
are unreasonable 10 ASKING people 20
change their opinions So suddenly
They are unreasonable n asking tul
efs "a travel in one direction and Then
abruptly tell them 81 travel .n 4 da
metrleailv opposite direction NV
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"The Peoples
Voice.

Editorial from readers Of The Mssnins
bee. Readers OF fhs Morning Bee
are invited TO use ,his seiumn freely
Tor expression on matters OF public
intsfsst
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-31

"kailpunaa' il uet IA kias." q Is explained
tat has lhst fast ksss slthsf l. fessg
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cseAsla,s, ssusls1 ese ,As ~sashss waa
sAsaka
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hagle Beacon: Hitchcock and More.
9 "a are the "artful dodgers"
Neither Of them is worthy of SIM.
port because Of their straddlinc cam.
pdlgn. Both are endorsed by the As.
ISOLATION Against the Prohibition
amendment. and are satisfactory IN
mus bunch. Either they are living n
mem or they are lying to the voters
ana therefore are not Trustworthy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-14

going 10 defend--" "whIle I do not
wish 10 appear critical" means. nut
| am going TO have my say out any
how" "of course i,'a no business
Of mine" means Il am simply do.
voured with curiosity MY con.
duct calls for no apology and needs
no explanation II tho usual intro.
dnclIon for an apology or nm cxpla.
nation. mo ono could possibly
have mistaken my meaning" IL what
va say whom some ono has mis-.
taken 1.-THE Independent tNow
York).
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-14
Local High School
Scholarship Comes
Ahead of Football

we don't player on our foot.
ball team who II not student In
the Chiokaaha high school and who
does not meet all the scholarship
requirements OF the Oklahoma State
High School Athletic association and
the Southern Conference" J. H.
Hatcher. high school principal. told
the Lions club at It's MONDAY lun.
cheon yesterday.
"Wo have the material right hero
In Chickasha; Il Is not necessary
70 rus TO play ringers TO pui n
winning team In the field" he con.
iinued. Scholarship. comes first in
Chickasha high school. football Is q
secondary consideration. We have
lnstilled this thought into the minds
OF the boys on the football squad.
II attribute most OF the success
OF the chickasha high school foot
ball team to the support and en-
thusiasm we have received from the
civic clubs here and the fine moral
tone OF the fans in general.
"Chickasha high school has win
ming football team this season and
we will have anthor winner next
year." the principal said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-14

IMAHs
A squandered dollar is lost and
gone forever. Whatever Of value
Il may have possessed for It's own
or has ceased for all time.
Saving a dollar constitutes
merely the beginning Of n helpful
process. Enthusiasm for thrift 10
aroused which makes Il doubly
easy TO save the second, ard 10
the good work continues mtil, In
less time often than he'd s,e1
considered possible. substantial
sum has been accumulated.
II you are among those who .un-
fortunately have never became q
saver Of money do not feel thss
the start Is not worth while. ti-
cause the amount Of your h--t
saving must perhaps be = v,fy
limited sum. No matter hov slow
your progress may seem at fret
and how maay OF the so-cslled
pleasures of the world yor appear
TO be giving up though rslt-
denial, you will find that in tto
end the pathway Of .a-!st leads TO
success.
Save that first dollar. Put II
to work for you. Not next week
or next year, but now.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-14

tho world 10 right would 10 for al
Of ~ TO swap Jobs. Tho other fol
lows work Ia 10 easy. II Mr., Hard.
Ing would only lst us-woll. Of
course. we could show him how 10
run tho country In n way 10 make
everybody happy.
Twobiis 10 penny that there
Isn't man In tho crowd who has
started TO make his Chriatmas
presents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-14
AMERICANIsM CREED.

81 believe IN the United States OF America and the prin
cpes OF freedom Justice equality and humanity upon which Il
founded and for which American patriots have given their
lives and fortunes.
81 believe is my duty towards my country to love III to
support its constitution obey its laws to respect its flag
and to defend it against all enemies"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-14
A STOLEN SMILE 'ER TWO
Cautious Man.

Cautious Man.
"And you arc % years old'" she
exclaimed. "IIow wonderful, You
look no well. How have you man
aged 10 do ~"
"My method IL very simple. |
never let any OF my friends know
when | am not feeling we'll; oonsc'
qucniiy I've never had To take any
Of tho things they would have rec.
commended, II they had known was
aIlIng."-The Continent (Chicago).
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-14
Too Familiar.

Hall. four years old. had been 20
Ing 10 Sunday school for somc tImc.
when his teacher ono Sunday asked
tho class: "who wants TO 80 10
IIoayeng" and all hands went up
but Halls. Tho teacher asked:
"you do not want TO 10 to Heavcny"
and Hall answered "No. thank you"
Teacher asked why. and Hail re-
plIed. 1T has not been long since I
came from thorc."-Asa Bennett. In
tho Wilmington News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-14

kN4W WV ~
one. become
your constant
COW orksra
And no mat
ter what else
m ay happen
th ey Will
keep on work.
Ing for you
day and night
as long ~ you
allow them 10
do 40.
operate
with your dol
1.xa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-14
Some Definitions.

1.-TWO or three" always means at
least three or three and upward
zone or two seldom means one. In
minute means anywhere from
five TO fifty minutes THAT reminds
me of story" means. "Now you
keep quiet while tell joke" 81
hold no brief for means: II am now
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-14

What Is supposed TO be the largest
crucible steel furnace IN the world
in England. uses rs tons OF coke
daily.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-14
sIsLg THOUGHT VoR TO-DAY


A LOVE DEFRAuDs NOT
~ Owe no man any thing, but
" to love one another. Thou
~ shalt not steal. Thou shalt
love thy neighbor as thoynclf.-
Romans 1853. 0.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-14

81 Slmp says ho. notices that the
house always coofs off when the
fire in the stove gets low.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-14

Moreover. IT'S the easiest thing In
tho world when q new oil or gas
well comes In TO take the map and
a pencil and prove to yourself that
your lease is In line for production.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-14

One way to mako everything in
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-14

In Minnesota there are 100000
acres of peat.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-14

By 3. W. srSAvS. rsssissv'
Anssvlssa ssss.ss ~ sh',ss.
l0NE Of the values sf ursis ''Ss
Oin the fact that under prsdsH'
caro- your dollars. ~ y"a AID =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-14

Having mopped up on the teams
In tho southern conference. wo SEQ
no reason why c. II. s. footballers
should let tho state championship
go To any other town.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-14

I'VE may with advaniaGc nj times
forget what we know."-fublIlius
syrus.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-14


Know then this truth
Enough for man 10 know:
Virtue alone h happiness below.
Pope.
I'VE may with advantage nj times
forget what we know."-fublilius
syrus.
Yep. Il was iceilc llko winter
yesterday morning. We hasten 20
conccdo II In order 10 forcsiall
anxious inquirora.
And before going amy further.
well also admit that there aro many
sports that are more enjoyable than
crankIng the old car on n cold NOR
ming.
Market Notes: Demand for over
coats picking up; leo cream business
somewhat slow.
wouldn't II be awful II Jack should
take notion 10 appoint demo
cratic postmasterg
Another thing. We understand that
we won't need elaw.hnmmer coat
and a billed shirt TO gain admittanco
10 the next inaugural ball.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-14

wouldn't II be awful II Jack should
take a notion 10 appoint demo
cratic postmasterg
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-12

SOria Stella

Desde Ell microbes viene actuando
en- el teatro Municipal IN Compa-
ria de variedades zarzuela soria-si-
ella, con sorprendente 6xito artistico.
81 espectacrlo es atrayente y suges-
two por los variados ntmeros Gel pro-
gfama y por los precios de situaci6n
qEc ha puesto la empresa, al slcance
dc cualquier bolsillo,-dentro de la ac-
tusl 6poea economical.
La soria y la Paquita Stella, son los
ases de este modesto VAUDEVILLE.
Que sin pretensiones, resulta uno Gle los
meiores espectaculos que han desilado
rcr los teatros de esta ciudad
Ambas artistas cuentan con muchas
simpatias en- ell p1blico, que cada dia
Sc hace mas de elias, y su labor artfs-
tica es premiada con justos apJausos.
PAoUITA sICILIA es una graciosa
tcnadillera que dice con mucho angel.
en- los cantos f1amencos arrenata al
pIb1ico con solo cimbrear au cuerpo
gitauo envuelto en- ell clasico 1napt6n
de Manila. guifar con sus ojos gacho-
res; tiene la Paquita esa grac;a, que
ccmunica a su sangre ell sol de Andalu-
cfa y con ESQ basta para convencer al
publico.
Isabel Soria une O. sus encantos feme-
1Gnos todas las condolences que puedcn
darse en- un temperamento excelso del
arte. La Soria pasa de la con1edta al
drama con facilidd asombrosa, cen do
Mimic de escena. con delicadeza de
alma y de ingenio que sabe imprimir, a
oada una de las frases que dice con
musicalidad claridad diamantina.
Posee la sonora soria una voz pre-
ciosa. muy bien timbrada, v EN- las selec
clones de Opera Que ha venido cantan-
dc en- estas noches ha sido una YER
dadera sorpresa para el publico cue ha
quedado encantado con Ell delete argen-
tino que produce la bella diva mexi-
cana, entire los circumstances. Tambien
ejecuta el piano con maestrfa Issbelita
soria, y en- sus ndmeros del programa
eiecuta las mas bellas pleas del reper-
torio clasico' y moderno de los gran
des maestros.
Las demas fguras que componen la
companfa soria Stella son buenas y
sahen cumplir su cometido. Flaguer es
mn buen actor c6mico que So hace
arlaudir con facilidad, la srts. Du-
ran es una actriz joven de muchos me-
ritos Reyes y Jose vinas son ac-
torres muy conOeidos del pdblico. lacto