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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-14
GRAIN DEALERS
Make PROGRAM
FOR CONVENTION
ANNUAL MEETING OF ASso.
CITATION TO BE HELD IN
AMARILLO, MAY 0

Program for the annual convcation
Of the Panhandle Grain cDalers Asso-
citation May WAS made at "a meeting
d grain men in the office of Secretary
l.. 5. Stradcr. blackburn building. yes
tcrtlay morning Following morning
and afternoon sessions al the Buard IL
Jily development rooms. banauc,
viii bc held NJ ESQ o.. VA. at the Anna.
TillU Hotel The program follows.
Morning Session.
Assemble al sac "a. IN. at the Beard
It Ciiy Development
Call tn ,rd,r by the president. 4. q
Cox. Of rlain,icw. Texas.
Invocation. rev. ROY rutherford
Fiist Christian Church. Amarillo.
Address u Welcome. aMyor Lon ID
Marrs.
Response. 4. l.iskc. Canadian.
Presidents annual address
Reading ct the ui the minutes OF the
last meeting aud the sccrcary's report.
L. = Stradcr.
Report from all standing committees
Crop rcpofts.
iutormissiou until 1850 y. nl.
Afternoon Session.
CAL to order by president i.50.
Election 1t officers.
Financial ialk. ". H. Fuqua of ANA
rillo
Round table discussion oi various top
.rs of interest.
Discounts. Changes In Federal grades
Margins.
k"oftS from J. D. Rss and J. Il
Wallace, Federal grain inspectors ..
Amarillo aud rhinVicw.
Adjournment until $50 y. m.
Evening SESSION.
$50 .. m. Annual Banquet AmsrillS
Hotel. J y. BeaSicy. t,astn.asier.
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HE SLEPT THREE YEARS
BEFORE HIS FINAL NAP


FORT SMITH. ARK. April is.-Medi'
rnl experts from the United States and
European countries who visited jim
Ersiing,r. the worlds champion sleeper
before his death today here. after a
three year sleep announce they were
completely at loss 20 account for his
u,alady. aud physicians here today state
that his death came as the result II
refusing e. take nourirhmcnt.
Ersiinser remained In a coma,oss
stat. for unc fun week and resisted an
efforts to feed him.
Fu over hrce wears he was Ia an alb.
-olute S,upw and siep, possibly three
YEARS.
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MORE Than.
100 HOUSES.
BURN DOWN.
IN NORFOLK.
BY Associated l'rcss

hg NhNNFtahu IftNs
NpliFolk. Va. April i3.--Ilcrklcy. n
tuhurb of Norfolk. was swept by fire
today, which destroyed more than 100
houses, covering an area one nile In
l,rg b an average from two 10 four
locks IN width. Five hundred families
ire estimated 10 have been made home.
l'ss. ard the damage will run 10 nearly
& million dollars.
The blaze originated In the Tunis
;nhcr mills an the southern branch of
the Elizabeth River. aud three steam.
'rs In the river were burned. catching
iiou sparks.
The fire quickly spread 10 the north.
the sparks eing carried 100 yards
e. more. Must 81 the houses In the path
N"rr negroes homes, and madc of
wood. AZ one time there were nine
different firt Although the fire de.
! artincntS. both civilian aud naval from
ril 'hc viti-s and towns IN the vicinity
0f I.crklcy were called into service
tfcv w.r" helpless ng inst the spread.
ing mfales. which an reached Liberty
street. unc uf thr oldest business
streets w M, town. Onc block there
vss completely wircd out. \ negro
lapi - Church also was destroyed.
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MAN BLOWN 70 PIECES :,
As POWDER ExPlQ lQnSs

CHARLESTON, y. C.. Apr1 iS.-J.
Hlii white. foreman. svas b>oUo -
pieces to-day In an esplsslsn Il tAeDe
,ounds o. oisck powdsr h an amn0'
rition salvage rnasasine near ths -
crsi ordnance depot st North Chos>6e
ton. ten miles from hers. Noge thon
my hos ears werc dssneesd. troceaos
was torn up and number a uaeaeo.
pied houses In. The soctIoa voee
wrecked. The cause cf the sapjo1on.
which vas felt In q rs1ious u ssSseol
miles. had not bsen dstermine6 too1Dol
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FATTY ALREhDYs /;
FEElINeF'uNNyig
b!lYSg!yE|l


ey Aesehes0 prao :. tF w ~ ~
San r1sANcrsco. April il.--3oo(s
Ing but q FEDERAL charge u uAlo9ll
possession a liquor. 'for whija ~
ls'nsisy is only a f'ne nod 49,
ss. ne. 'sss ;ss s,st: ,ss:s ,,:s !. s,ss
"iIi be . sonssdian insle91 - & no..
cian-but not unisss the cSb1o v1&1D
ne" he satd, a. ~ pscks1 W. trook
preparatory 70 driving houas u -
Angeles tomorrow. ~. - Va
Arbuckle said he had ~ real ponns
beyond tomorrow. Ne salA teony ~
last nisht was the flrst tlsns - eo11A
months be had NOD toeisd With -
mares. and that 70 "cstcA ~ - aeoGs
Was one Of his present oh1oo1o. - -
1--we lost my figure frem Goe(1og =
that court room." he M. 81.
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SHALLOW GRAVE GIVES
UP SLAIN MANS BODY

s,IIi,EN Eipl;T. Aprii -. Tho ..udy
81 J. -. Tngrrg ~ Ol city, I1. WIS
a'nd iuri.l in shallow grave near
thu q ttl,io Webster Parrish line t"l,y.
Examination dlsrlu~c'i three bullet
W., nds IN thv back uf th" hcid gog'
,rs had hnd difficulty with some
'ih'r m.n ai stur" near hy, uffi'crs
,aN Thrcr m,n and two women wcie
sTtVst.d aud another man n Icing
iFau he'd IUr 10y pu-Sc Ia thc ,iclnits
~f lii.n~s III. On" q the men arrest.
'd uad' a statement officers say. No
,harg-s have b"cn nlcd, pending out
cunc uf the coruncr's inquest Friday
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College pr~ss Meets.
~ k.aeistr.i press

WACO. April Representative
rom nine colleges and universities over
the STATE met at the annual gathering
= the Texas Collegiate Press As.
socist.on a, Baylor University Thurs
day morning. and more are expected
20 come. Awards Tor the various con.
'e-'s will b. announced Friday after
noon
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S~e Big Cotton Crop.
", Associates fr~-.

DALLAS. April i7.--Deiegstes ~
the TeAAs Cotton Ginners Association
Convention compi-'rd their first days
business a; the three siav session "a.
10y sxpreS~igE enthusiasm over con.
ti'icns and predicting onc ~ the great.
Get cotton cror~ Texas has ever known
Eagcrness TO work out still b~ster
methods o. handling the expected 1879
yield was expressed.
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General Hoffman El-csed.
~ Associated ffr>s

San ANTONIO. April i3-Brig.
Ten. Roy hoffman. oklahoma City. was
elected president ~ the Reserve on.
GERS Association for the sth Corps
Nea. At IN. closing session to-day u
. i5-day conference u 50 reserve of
..ccrs from the states of Texas. Okla.
toms. Atizonh. Colorado and New Mex.
ico.
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Rate Cuts Offered.
= Associai~x Hsuua

HOUSTON. April ia.-itatc conces.
ions making ran exporting TO Mexico
and passenger travel into the country
more allurins. are offered by official.
of the National Railways 81 Mexico,
conferring here today and Friday with
representatives 81 American lines max.
'ng border connections.
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rexs. Gets SOL. go.

WASHINGTON. April is.--Approval
ol ~ advances tor agricultural and
livestock purposes aggrcgaiing t2.sat..
zoo. was announccd today by the War
Finance Corporation. Distribution of
The loans included Arkansas SIS. 900:
Oklahoma SCI 600. Texas 1901 900.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-14

WICHITA. Kan, Apeu IL
Stranger Lewis. wori6's cona0o1bo
wrestler. svccsssfully defsa1s1- ~ t)lls
uere tonish, by throwing Earl ce1ooek
of Iowa. two falls out q thrsA >coo.
cock took the firs faii IN 10 suinuteo
with a head scissors; Lewis took ~
sccond with q series Of bed oeks h %
minutes. and the third 10 slght minutes
.'ith . head lock
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9 ARE INJURED WHEN
TINT. IS EXPLODED


~ 7t'--7'N ''-*
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. April 10.
-t',,at excitement pre-, allied IN Hciper.
Itah. tonight. a. an aftermath oi the
explosion Of one and one half tons of
TINT. near there to-day. which ~.
suited In the iniury II nine persons
ard admagc TO buildings In the town.
The explosion occurred acr"ss the
isicr RiNrr from iielpcr. where state
i,ad construction was under way.
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LATEST TEXAS
NEWS STORIES
IN BRIEF FORM


By Associated Prs.s
BAN ANTONIO. April i3.--An army
of radio messages was sent out from
Fort sam Houston early this morning
on 5000 mile flight TO the artic circle
and WAS returned 90 San Antonio In
one hour and 81 minutes. Il was sn.
nounced at the headquarters eighth
corps are a to-day.
The mes.a9e wss relayed eight times
and was transmitted by six different
methods. by homing pigeon. telephone.
radio'phone. radio telegraph. submar.
Inc cable and by land lines.
The message was sent out 10 test the
facilities for long distance sending by
using relays and various methods Of
tranmissioa.
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herr t.o~s 60 Chicaga.

PARIS. April is.-Dick Kerr today
left for Chicag". u h his present IN
tenlion tn play With the independent
city Hal club he HAVING Jailed tn come
Ia terms with Gleason.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-14

PORT WORTH. April is.-rrcd Nc.
Michael. plumber. died tonight at q
'ccai hospital. ~ a result OF injuries
rs'ained IN u fire that wrecked tho
Keller Auto Company. Loss to the
building and contents was estimated at
ore than siss.ooe. The blaze. start.
Ing In a paint shop on the second floor.
.hr,stened for an hour to wipe out au.
tomolsle row.
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Cattle Arc Dying.
us As<orisssd ps-~.

FORT WORTH. April is-Followinx
heavy rains of last week. an epidemic
of mysterious blood poisoning has
sroken out In West Texas cattle herds.
causing many deaths and resulting IN
On appeal today TO h,e state livestock
sanitary commission here. Two men
have been sent e. the affected areas
{. investigate. u II believed that the
cattle contracted the disease around
the water holes and tanks. The loss
.hus far has been heavy. u n said.
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MCCORMACK, IRISH TENOR
BATTLING FOR HIS LIFE


NEW YORK. April ia-juhn Me-
orinark. world famous tenor. tonight
vas rcpuri-d hy physicians 10 bc bat
Ting Ter hts life in his Park Nvciue
h.fnc where h. Is suffering from q So.
N,te afflictiun uf the throat.
Hts physirmrS announced That wni'c
iLcy believed the crisis passed hsl
rieht. the slnsrr was not out of b niger.
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,.ssoline tse~s tp.

SrI.ENETpRT. Ia. Aprii u Retail
gasoline adysncsi onec-nt Isr gallon
and g. slc effective this morning. Al
the ssmc tsnkwagon prices went up
cent 10 10 oentA
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FREE SEEDS ON
SENAE annual
SUPPLIES BILL
AGRICULTURAL APPRoPRIA.
TON MEASURE FOR SUM
OF $37,250,000 PASSES
~ Associated i's~-s

WASHINGTON. Apr.. i3-Another
of the annual supply hills. the agricul'
turs, appropriation. was PASSED by the
senate bate t"isy after II had reversed
itself ard restored the free seed item for
ano'hc wear. The bill carries appruNi'
,ns.iely So $50 .0o0 ur about million
rni I, half more than was passed 10y the
uouae
TIL. item of $3.50 coo fur the free dis
tribution uf sc,sls was IN, luicd In the
measure a. u passed the House and
Therefore viii not bc subicc; t. discus
siun when the hill H. taken up FOR ad'
justmcnt Of differences h,twccn the
two houses
The vote by which the appropriation
wa stricken uIt was - to ~ hut on
Reconsideration WAS restored by IL
io ~ Notr. The free seed amendment
w the appropriation committee was
the only ore which the Senate did not
accept.
Changes Made.
Amung the principal ,hargrs made
in ihc measure by III. senate were in.
cr,as,-, ,f Ss0O ana e. the million dollar
"ppgoiriation for agricultural extension
N."rA through farm agents. Ssss 600 To
the sao.oco appropriation Tor the pur.
chase of additional forest reserves In
the spS,ltrhian district. and $500, ,ooo Ia
ia" S-oo."u fund fur eradication II the
l;aIb,rTN BUSH the wheat rust pest.
Au addition uf S5s.ooo WIS made L.
the appropriation uf si's.coo fur fight.
Ing IA" Whitc pinr BLISTER tuN and s3o..
mo- vls prov del frr th" extension oi
IN" leased wire market F-rvicc into
Tcsas. whirh vAIrcts o. ~, the service
in ,unnrcli'n with radio "ruodcasting
"oro,ting g. Senator Sh plard uf that
state. wau suughi the increase
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rulirr Chief Hurried.

DALLAS. April is-Funcfal service
of rolicc chief Elmo strait who disd
Yesterday. were held to-day.
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$50 .. m. Annual Banquet Amsri
hoicl } y. Beasicy. POSTMASTER.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-26
NAL DIA COMO HOYA
"Recordar ca vivir"-D Dante
2s DE ENERo DE 1921
MURIo PoMPEYo GENER

obras brotadas de su ingenio en- constan-
te production. aunque ella Sc resintiera
en- los dltimos amos de fojedad ideo-
l6gica, de falta de renovation y de
una expression genuinamente depurada,
sin duda. este tltimo por Ia preston de
su idioma native, que Sc nota en- casi
todos los escritores catalanes al pre-
tender manifestarse en- castellano. Pc
70, en- su primer cuarto de siglo de pro-
ducci6n, alcanz6 Pompeyo Gener La no
vedad, la originalidad, la fuerza y la
audacia mentales. Responda de esta afr
maci6n su obra de la juventud llamada
La Muerte ell Diab1o" y unas cuan
tas mas que lie dieron fama, primero en-
America, y luego en- Espafia.
Fu6 novelista, cuentista, publicista,
critico Y flosofo, y fue para regalo de
sus amigos, un bello temperamento de
artista que embellecia la amistad con su
palabra su presencia inolvidable Y
caracterizada Su fgura apuesta, su al6n
"chambergo'' sus chalecos, sus pro-
yectos, sus libros, sus ademanes, su
cabeza girls, todo en- el constitufa un
valor de gracia contra ell ingrato olvido
de sus conciudadanos!
Su muerte habia aclarado ahora Ell
misterio de su edad, sobre la cual San
tiago de Rusifol hacia tan alegres y
cordiales comentarios Ell cable dice que
ha muerto la edad de setenta cuatro
afios. Todo ell mundo suponiale mayor
edad. Lo cierto fu6 que el nunca la
confeso.
vida interesante en- extreme, la de
este ilustre catalan que acaba de mo
rir! Vida de irradiaci6n artistica, de
GAUGES de espiritualidad abiertos a toda
noble especulacion de la mente del
corazon! Vida de selecciones, de exec
lencias, que merece, en- verdad, que Dios
la acoja en- su santo seno, y su patria,
en- su gratitud!
Osvaldo BAIL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-26
Casimiro Derecho en- la Universidad

amores de mi Universidad. Al fin, que
rido Universidad, he visitado mi ami
go. Cuando cumplo una cosa la pro-
meto-
va sali6 aquello,-dije para mis-
adentros. Cuenta tus impresiones alli.-
-Pues veras. Para ir a sse centro
docente, me engalan6 todo 10 que pude.
Me puse Ia chaqueta de lanilla que tan
bien me cubre las piernas; el pantal6n
de casimir que tt dices tiene las man
gas un POGO cortas, y con el sombrero
nuevo- en- los pies y los zapatos en- la
cabeza, me dirigi la Modelo. Ttl sabes
que la High es donde estan los estu-
diantes de la Modelo.-
NO seas barbara, ALI es donde van
los grades bajos,-le interrumpf.-
ra que en- verdad ALI es donds debian
estar muchos de esos j6venes que aun
tienen ell octave grado pegado de las
narices.- H lf1HR
-Si me sigues callando, me inte-
rrumpo-exclamo Casimiro algo amos
tazado. Me calle y el prosigui6:
-Pues bien. Entire con tan mala
suerte que lie pise la cabeza a una ame-
ricana, quien volvi6 Ell pie me di6
una mirada que no tenfa NADIA de amo-
rosa. "Disp6nseme, torpe, he sido una
sefiora'', lie die. Y sin volver la esca-
lera me subj por una vista hasta los
pisos del primer salon. lCon cuanto ar
te ensefian esos muchachos sus macs
tros! Despues de dar varios salones Y
visitar varias vueltas. sail por una ven
taba parada en- una maestro. Me diri-
gi al primer Normal, que creo es Ell
de edificio. Las muchachas estaban ne-
mas de escalera, y una columna que Sc
habfa recostado en- una mona muy mu-
chacha Sc sonrio al VERNE pasar.
Limpiandome el sombrero quitap-
come los zapatos. me acerque ella.
-Tiene Vd. los dientes mas negros
que la noche y los ojos mas blancos que
la leche-le dijo galanteandola. Ell sus-
to la cogio tan de dor que Sc le cay6
al suelo un brazo que tenia agarrado
del paraguas derecho.- Que torpe es
vd.- lie die intentando un nuevo es-
fuerzo.- 81 20 fuera, no me GUERRA ir
del paraguas.-
II -lMalcriado!- me grit6 muy des-
conocida la colorado. Y al momento erp
pezaron salirle pa1uelos de los ojos,
Y escondiendo la cara detras de las Ia
(Coninha en- la pAgina 1U)
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Hay caprichos extranos.

Hay caprichos extrafos.
Extrafia fue la idea de aquel buen Sc
for que Sc tir6 por las Cataratas del
Niagara en- un barril, y 81 no Sc hizo
peg, por 10 menos no volvi6 salir del
aqua. Raro es Ell deseo de este buen
senior que pretende ir a la luna en- una
bala de cah6n. Pero amigo. Ell colIno
del capricho es empeharse en- visitar la
Universidad quien no este 10 sufciente-
mente preparado para clio. Y fgdrense
vds. Ell Pobre Casimiro Derecho, a
quien como saben Ia naturaIeza favo-
reci6 haci6ndole decir las cosas al re-
YES, que papel irfa hacer al centro
docente mas alto de la isla, pero dom
de estan tambi6n los bromistas--o en-
argot corriente: los relajones-:nas pe-
ligrosos para el bienestar y la paz de
los incautos y pedantes.
Pero cuando a uno Sc lie rueSe en- la
cabeza una cosa....
-Ay amigo Casimiro-le. decia yo.-
DEBATE de invenciones,.-
-Pues no me contestaba el pa
quidermo-antes me dejo cortar la Uni
versidad que dejar de visitar Ia cabeza
Ademas que yo tengo alli unos amos
que tienen diez ocho hermanas.
Y asf fue. La question fue que fue.
Pero 81 fue no vino 10 mismo que fue.
(vds. dispenser las repeticiones, 81
quieren. A mi no me interesa). En-
otras pJabras. Ell bueno de Casimiro
fue bueno y sano y volvi6 sdornado
con raspaduras vendajes.
Ave Maria-dije al verlo. Parece
que vienes de alguna catastrofe. 81 Sc
ras ell sepiritu del soldado desconoci-
do. go
-Dejate de bribones, gran bayoya-
me replic6 iracundo.
-Pero chico Ique diablos ts ha pa
sado? Cuenta, cuenta.-
-Pues que al subir a una Gale me
cai en- una guagua y me estropee-
No te creo.-
-Te 10 aseguro. Figlrate que venfa
corriendo detras de mi un ciego que
mordia, escapado un viejo perro que
pedia esquinas sentado en- una limos
na-
-Esos son cuentos de camino.-
-Pues no quieras 10 que no creas.
Pero la question es que 81 el perro no
llama al ciego, este me come sin valer-
me la agilidad de mis- policias nj las
defensas de las piernas. Pero bueno,
ESQ fue despu6s de haber visitado los
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-26

En- la TERRA en- donde horecio ell be-
llo intelecto de Jacinto verdaguer, y
en- donde derram6 la OLIVIA de santidad
lfrica de Joan Moragall, las mas pu-
ras esencias acaba de descender al sepul-
GRO la hgura mas interesante de la men
talidad catalana que quedaba en- pie,
como una institution artistica que de-
coraba una epoca que aumentara de
dia en- dia sus prestigios y sus brillos
medida que vayan desapareciendo sus
representatives en- quienes esa epoca
deposit6 sus inquietudes y sus venenos
de belleza su sombra de ideales.
Ell cable nos dice con desesperante
simplicidad lac6nica que muri6 en- Bar
celona ell fil6sofo Pompeyo Gener. Es-
to dicho asi, con aterradora sencillez,
no representa- la imagen de la tragedia
que signifca la caida del noble viejo
catalan, amigo y visitante del cenacu-
10 de Hugo, amante de Sarah Bernhardt
en- Ell esplendor de la intrepida artista
francesa, v creador de las mas celebres
estupendas, interesantes mentiras que
llegaron ser grandes verdades EN- s1
vida bohemia, fascinante triste fuer-
"a de repetirlas a 10 largo de su vida
que psrecfa haber encontrado, por desig
MOS de los doses, ell secreto de la Ion
gevidad arroganteI toda la gracia de
sus cuentos, de acontecimientos extraor.
dinarios en- su vida los referfa con su
sincere asombro una encantadora in
fantilidad que, en- verdad, asombraba a
los demAs.
Fue Po11peyo Gener, y asi 10 recono-
cera algln dia la juventud de su con-
dal ciudad, desconfiada en- extreme de
los viejos valores mentales, un divul-
gador eminente de nuevas teorias, de
nuevos temblores del pensamiento eu-
ropeo, en- su terra natal Fus Ell adora-
BILE "PEYUS'', como familiarmente lie
llamaban sus camaradas y como va lllti-
mamcnte le namaba su pueblo, un exec
lente intelecto de pensador y un inte
resante coraz6n de literato que en- YER
dad cubria de honor ell nombre de su ad-
nlirable caalyna! Fu6 ademas, una de
las primeras plumas al servicio del mo-
vimiento de las combatidas aspiracio.
nes catalanas, recibiendo el, en- muchas
ocasiones, los dardos de los adversarios
de esas corrientes del ideal catalan.
Deja la potencialidad mental de Pom
peyo Gener, una nutrida collection de
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UN HoMBRE MUERE
CARBoNIZADo

Fl dia 23 del corriente. en- IN incen.
dio que destruyo un dep6sito de gaso-
lima de los Sres. ''Sobrinos de Gonza-
lez'', de Salinas, muri6 carbonizado ell
Pe6n Balbino Soria. La existcncia no
estaba asegurada Sc supcne cue Ell
hecho fu6 casual.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-13

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Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-13
Husband Relents.
Wife to Have Baby
Of Two Families
Il Feel | Mus. Take Child
Man Writes, but ]
Want 10 Get His
Father"

The little Hypnotic triangle baby
is going back 10 It's mothers arms.
Edward Herbert. born TO Herbert
Edward Russ and Mrs, Archie ],
Lambert. who ran away from her
husband in Minnesota two years ago
with Russ. now Is al the Child Saw
ing Institute.
After Lambert had refused 10 take
the babe. but said he would welcome
home his wife for the sake OF their
five little children. Mrs. Lambers
boarded a train Monday night for
Zimmerman. Minn. Russ was dis
charged in police court.
Yesterday. however, Mrs, Eliza.
beth Rogers. assistant director OF
the child aid division OF the Nebraska
Humane society, received a letter
from Lambert which said;
Il have been wrong in asking her
TO leave the child behind. ] feel that
! must take il. /, would be terrible
thing TO deprive a tiny baby OF its
mother and leave il alone in the
world. The child is not 10 blame.
Butt want TO &C, his father"
Mrs. Rogers said yesterday alter
noon every resource OF the Humane
society would be bent toward get
ting little Edward Herbert back TO
his mother.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-13
Tom KellyCe
Two.Year Term in
Canadian Prison
ES,Depu,y sheriff's Career
Marked by Gun Battles
With Officers and Oar.
ing Escapes.

Tom Kelly. highiaekef, former
deputy sheriff and participant, IN sew.
eFal gun battles with Omaha police
and federal agents, has been sen.
fenced 10 two years ~ q Canadian
peniteniiafy, according TO word
reaching police here yesterday from
Regina. Canada.
The sentence officially terminates
keily's career a. whisky runner
across the Canadian border. Kelly
was convicted on a charge OF high.
lacking following his arrest at Sioux
Falls, ). ID. lie fought estfadition
10 the last. but unsuceessiully.
kelly's career Is one OF thrills and
daring escapes, lie eluded a squad
OF Canadian officers who swooped
into Omaha a year or so ago by
loaping into his last motor and
heading for the Mexican border.
Omaha police were instructed TO ar
rest him ii he ever returned to- the
city.
But. according TO acquaintance,
Kelly did return. bringing with him
all the eoniraband liquor his car
could carry, on numerous occasions.
lie was wounded in a gun battle
with police at Twentieth aud Cass
streets some two years ago. but es.
capped prosecution.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-13
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